Pezeshkian Warns of ‘Full-Scale War’ as Trump Vows Iran Will Pay ‘Many Times over’ for US Deaths
- On Monday, U.S. Central Command launched a new round of strikes against Iran, marking 10 consecutive nights of American airstrikes following the death of two U.S. service members in Jordan on Friday.
- Footage confirms Iranian missiles struck a Jordan base on Friday, killing two U.S. service members; the attack occurred during a five-month war that has claimed at least 15 U.S. lives total.
- The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations agency reported a tanker struck in the Strait of Hormuz this morning, while the Iranian army claimed it targeted three U.S. installations in Kuwait using "kamikaze drones."
- Net approval for Donald Trump's war strategy has fallen to-30 per cent amid rising gasoline prices, with Independents at-52% and MAGA Republicans at +72% support.
- Tehran received a proposal Monday for a 10-day ceasefire to salvage an interim deal, while Washington stated it aims to "degrade Iran's ability to continue attacking commercial vessels" in the region.
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Trump Is NOT A Reluctant War President
America’s latest forever war continues to ravage the middle east as US forces bomb Iran for the tenth consecutive night in a series of exchanges which The New York Times reports have caused a significantly higher number of injuries to US troops than the Pentagon has acknowledged.
The US president warned this Monday that Iran would pay the high price for every American soldier killed in the Middle East. Tehran speaks for its part of "total war".
President Donald Trump warned Iran on Monday that he will pay "many times more" for every U.S. soldier he kills, after Washington announced three new casualties and one missing military officer over the weekend.
The US and Iran continue to attack each other. According to Iran, two ships in the Strait of Hormuz have been set on fire. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump warns of strong retaliation after three American soldiers were killed in a short period of time.
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