US EditionTrump privately approved attack plans for Iran pending final order, WSJ reports
- On Tuesday night, President Trump gave the green light to attack strategies targeting Iran but has yet to issue the final command as of Wednesday.
- Trump has delayed deciding on strikes to see if Iran will abandon its nuclear program amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes against Iranian nuclear and missile sites.
- Israel launched attacks targeting Iran's nuclear facilities and missile arsenal, with Prime Minister Netanyahu stating Israel controls the skies over Tehran and is progressing step by step.
- Trump told reporters he has ideas but prefers making the final decision moments before action, adding, “I may do it, I may not do it,” while Iran vowed to respond to any threat with counterattacks.
- The approval of strike plans and ongoing Israeli operations suggest heightened regional tensions with potential for US involvement, though the Trump administration denies current participation in offensive strikes.
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Report: Trump approved Iran strike, but awaits Tehran's next move
The Wall Street Journal reports that President Trump has approved attack plans on Iran but is delaying a final order as he monitors Israeli strikes and seeks diplomatic resolution. Meanwhile, a senior Iranian official says Iran would accept Trump's offer to meet soon.
'Insecure men are dangerous': Analyst says Trump may declare war due to 'sad-boy feelings'
President Donald Trump has apparently approved attack plans against Iran though has so far stopped short of officially giving the order, according to the Wall Street Journal. And one columnist thinks whether the president of the United States gets the nation involved in another foreign war could be decided by Trump's self-esteem.In a recent op-ed for USA TODAY, columnist Rex Huppke posited that Trump's recent actions could be attributed to the w…
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