US EditionTrump says Iran will be 'hit very hard' on Saturday
Trump threatened to expand strikes on Iran, citing its 'bad behavior' and ongoing attacks, while over 3,000 targets were hit in the first week of Operation Epic Fury, U.S. Central Command said.
- President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that `Today Iran will be hit very hard!` and warned areas and groups previously not targeted are `Under serious consideration for complete destruction and certain death` on Saturday.
- President Masoud Pezeshkian said Saturday that the Feb. 28 airstrike killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei weakened Iran's leadership, prompting the tripartite leadership council to suspend attacks unless struck first while the Revolutionary Guard continues missile operations.
- Missiles and drones disrupted Dubai International Airport, forcing passengers into tunnels and suspending flights, while two Su-24 tactical bombers targeted Qatar sites including Al Udeid Air Base housing approximately 10,000 U.S. soldiers.
- The U.S. administration approved a $151 million arms sale to Israel, while Scott Bessent warned Friday that the 'biggest bombing campaign' may still be to come and benchmark U.S. crude rose above $90.
- Some countries have begun mediation efforts to secure a ceasefire, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan signed a mutual defense pact, and six U.S. troops have been killed as the war enters its second week.
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Trump: Iran will be "hit very hard" soon with new strikes
President Donald Trump warned Saturday that Iran “will be hit very hard,” signaling the possibility of additional military strikes as the conflict between Iran, Israel and the United States entered its second week. In a post on Truth Social, Trump suggested new targets were under consideration and said the U.S. could expand its campaign against Iran. “Iran, which is being beat to HELL,” Trump wrote, adding that the country “will be hit very hard…
Boots-on-the-ground talk as Trump says Iran to 'be hit very hard'
A report that US President Donald Trump is more bullish in private about putting American soldiers on the ground in Iran than he has been publicly stirred immediate condemnation among lawmakers opposed to the illegal military attack, now entering its second week of destructive and deadly operations. “This is madness,” declared Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) in response to NBC News reporting late Friday, […] The post Boots-on-the-ground talk as T…
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