Trump Says US Will Strike Iran Hard as War Escalates Again
Trump warned the United States would hit Iran hard after missiles were intercepted and no casualties were reported at the Jordan base, officials said.
- The U.S. military conducted heavy strikes against Iran's Revolutionary Guard facilities in response to an Iranian missile attack on a U.S. base in Jordan, targeting command centers, missile and drone facilities, and coastal defense sites over two hours.
- U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to strike Iran very hard following the Iranian missile attack on the U.S. base in Jordan.
- Iranian state media reported injuries and explosions in multiple provinces and on Qeshm Island following U.S. strikes, including damage to a residential building and injuries to two people.
- Mediation efforts continue to de-escalate tensions and restore ceasefire talks despite renewed fighting that has increased the risk of wider conflict in West Asia.
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Hostilities revived the war after a pause of almost a week and showed up a few hours after President Donald Trump threatened to hit Iran “hard.”
The escalating spiral in the Iran conflict continues: Donald Trump announces a retaliation action after the attempted surprise attack on US troops in Jordan.The escalating spiral in the Iran conflict continues: Donald Trump announces a retaliation action after the attempted surprise attack on US troops in Jordan.
After Iran's missile attack on US targets, Trump threatens to strike hard. Saudi Arabia intervenes – and the ceasefire is in danger. An analysis.
The massive attack of the US armed forces against Iran is "completed" in response to the launch of missiles against American bases in Jordan. The resumption of hostilities has involved the pro-Iranian groups and seems to have broken the hopes of a rapid resumption of negotiations between the parties. Donald Trump had promised to hit Iran hard after Tehran had targeted Jordan, the first attack after days of apparent calm. American forces have "co…
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