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Trump Says US Military Considering ‘Strong Options’ on Iran

U.S. military considers cyberattacks and direct strikes amid Iran's crackdown with over 544 killed and 10,600 arrested, President Trump warns of early action.

  • On Sunday aboard Air Force One, President Donald Trump said the military is considering strong options and he might act before any meeting amid Iran protests where activists said at least 544 were killed and over 10,600 arrested.
  • Triggered by economic anger, the protests began over the economy and have grown since December 28 into a wider movement threatening Iran's clerical rulers, with Reza Pahlavi welcoming international attention.
  • Trump warned that `If they do that, we will hit them at levels that they’ve never been hit before, and they won’t even believe it,` and said `they're starting to` cross a red line.
  • Tehran contacted Washington seeking talks, and Abbas Araghchi said protests 'turned violent and bloody to give an excuse' but the situation 'has come under total control' while blaming Israel and the U.S.
  • Trump's past actions give his warnings added weight, noting his 2025 strikes on Iran's nuclear sites and his plan to call Elon Musk soon to restore internet access.
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The ongoing "Gen-Z" movement in Iran against inflation and fundamentalism has brought the US and Iran to the brink of war. Following the deaths of over 500 people, Trump has threatened military action against Iran, while Iran is calling it a foreign conspiracy. Tensions between the two countries are at a peak.

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Trump weighing 'strong options' against Iran

(The Center Square) – The U.S. could be inching closer to striking Iran for a second time, with President Donald Trump voicing his support for protesters of the Islamic Republic’s regime.

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The Hill broke the news in Washington, United States on Monday, January 12, 2026.
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