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President Trump confirms a U.S. naval armada is moving toward Iran to deter the regime's actions, citing the prevention of 837 executions amid rising tensions.
- On January 22, President Donald Trump said the United States has a naval armada moving toward the Gulf to keep pressure on Iran and preferred not to use force while monitoring closely.
- Warships started moving last week as tensions with Iran rose after a severe crackdown on protests that began Dec 28, with Iranian authorities reporting 3,117 dead and HRANA verifying 4,519 deaths and 9,049 under review.
- A U.S. Navy official confirmed the USS Abraham Lincoln and guided‑missile destroyers are expected to arrive in the Middle East, with the Lincoln strike group currently in the Indian Ocean.
- Trump said, `I said: 'If you hang those people, you're going to be hit harder than you've ever been hit. It'll make what we did to your Iran nuclear look like peanuts,'` and Iran's Guards warned they had their finger on the trigger.
- Officials warn the deployments expand options to defend United States forces and act if Iran restarts its nuclear program, amid International Atomic Energy Agency concerns over 440.9kg of enriched uranium and verification gaps.
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The penalties imposed by the Tehran regime apply to those who dare to raise themselves against it. Iran's problems remain the same, even worse. The question remains whether there will be any more intervention by the United States...
Is the attack against the Mullah regime still happening in Iran? Donald Trump (79) indicated this in a conversation with reporters on board the Air Force One on a flight back from Davos.
Toll in Iran’s protest crackdown reaches at least 5,002 dead as Trump says U.S. ‘armada’ approaching
The toll in Iran’s bloody crackdown on nationwide protests has reached at least 5,002 people killed, activists said Friday, warning many more were feared dead as the most comprehensive internet blackout in the country’s history crossed the two-week mark.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The death toll from Iran’s bloody crackdown on nationwide protests has reached at least 5,002, activists said Friday, warning that it is feared the number could rise…
The President of the United States kept pressure on Tehran, while the prospect of military intervention seemed to be remote.
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