US EditionTrump says the 'big wave' in war with Iran is yet to come
President Trump says US strikes on Iran are escalating with the most significant phase still ahead, confirming four US service member deaths and over 1,000 targets hit.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump vowed the "big wave" is yet to come in the war with Iran, as the Middle East faces a fourth day of fighting.
- Iranian strikes on energy facilities have targeted a gas plant in Qatar and an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia, while US officials say leadership remains uncertain after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's killing.
- Military briefings on Monday showed forces intercepted seven ballistic missiles and five drones, and US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said, `I think it's going very well. We've got the greatest military in the world and we're using it.`
- Sir Keir Starmer said the UK will not join strikes on Iran but will take defensive action in the Gulf and urged about 300,000 British citizens in the Middle East to register for support.
- Qatar reported that it shot down two SU24 aircraft coming from Iran, while US officials refused to detail operational plans, with Hegseth saying: `No, but we're not going into the exercise of what we will or will not do`.
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White House warns US likely to ramp up assault on Iran
US President Donald Trump and his secretary of state warned that Washington could yet ramp up its assault on Iran further, indicating no immediate end in sight for the sudden conflict. The US administration has given contradictory statements about its Iran endgame, but offered no sign of relenting: Additional troops were heading to the Middle East, the top US general said, and the war could last several weeks, Trump noted, telling CNN that while…
Trump: We're 'knocking the crap' out of Iran, biggest wave has yet to come
President Trump says war with Iran “going very well” and is currently ahead of schedule, predicting it will be over in around a month. By David Rosenberg, World Israel News The campaign against Iran is proceeding ahead of schedule, President Donald Trump said Monday, and has thus far been highly successful. The president spoke by phone with CNN‘s Jake Tapper on the third day of the war, reiterating his estimate that the conflict will take roughl…
Donald Trump threatens Iran in an interview with a "great wave" of attacks. He runs out of four to five weeks of war. He was surprised by the attitude of the Gulf states in the Iran war. "Now they want to fight," he says.
Marking a new escalation in threats, Donald Trump warned Monday that the worst American strike in Iran was yet to come.
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