Trump vows response to Iran’s retaliatory strikes: ‘We’re going to hit them hard’
Trump threatened further strikes after Iran fired missiles at U.S. sites in Jordan, and officials said most were intercepted.
- President Trump declared that Iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon, warning it would threaten Israel, the Middle East, the United States, and Europe.
- On August 30, U.S. forces struck Iranian missile launchers on Larak Island preparing to deploy mines in the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran retaliated by launching ballistic missiles toward U.S. forces in Jordan, most of which were intercepted.
- Trump described Iran as a failed nation responsible for killing over 100,000 protesters and called for Iranian leaders to face charges for war crimes.
- Trump vowed further U.S. retaliation following the missile strikes.
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Donald Trump Calls Iran ‘Dead’ as Fighting Resumes
President Donald Trump again went into attack mode on Iran, calling the country “DEAD.” This came after both nations exchanged military strikes for the first time in over a month in the ongoing war. The US bombed Iran’s Larak Island on Sunday, and Tehran responded by firing missiles at American bases in Jordan and the […] The post Donald Trump Calls Iran ‘Dead’ as Fighting Resumes appeared first on Mandatory.
The clashes between Washington and Tehran have resumed in the Strait of Ormuz, causing an increase in oil prices and threats of American reprisals After a month's delay and a
U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Monday to hit Iran "with force" after both countries resumed their cross attacks, while Iranian President Masud Pezeshkian considered that continuing the war with Washington would not benefit his country.
Trump threatens to hit Iran ‘hard’ after first exchange of fire in weeks
US President Donald Trump threatened on Monday to hit Iran 'hard' after the two countries exchanged fire for the first time in weeks, as his Treasury secretary vowed to keep up a pressure campaign aimed at hobbling Tehran's economy.
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