US EditionTrump says Iran wants talks as US aircraft carrier deploys
President Trump deployed a larger US carrier strike group than to Venezuela to pressure Iran amid reports of over 6,200 protester deaths in a violent crackdown, rights groups say.
- On Jan 28, President Donald Trump urged Iran to negotiate a fair deal banning nuclear weapons, warning the next U.S. attack would be far worse in a social media post.
- Following reports of a severe crackdown, Human Rights Activists in Iran verified over 5,800 protesters killed and more than 42,300 detained amid rising U.S.-Iran tensions.
- A U.S. carrier strike group led by the USS Abraham Lincoln has arrived in Middle Eastern waters, CENTCOM announced Monday, launching multi-day air force exercises without disclosing locations.
- Iran's mission to the United Nations said Tehran is ready for dialogue based on mutual respect but will defend itself if pushed, while regional states and Israel warned against escalation and the UAE denied airspace use.
- The administration says it will negotiate if Tehran accepts clear conditions, with U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff outlining bans on enrichment, uranium removal, and missile caps earlier this month.
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Stephens: Thousands dead in Iran must be more than a statistic
HeraldNet.com HeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, Washington A joint U.S.-Israel military strike might not achieve much, but who else can support Iran’s protesters? Stephens: Thousands dead in Iran must be more than a statistic Wire Service
Trump's Options for Strike on Iran Grow Even With Goals Unclear
(Bloomberg) — The arrival of a US aircraft-carrier strike group in the region has given President Donald Trump new, more forceful options to carry out his threats to attack Iran, but the choices carry serious risks of retaliation from Tehran.
The multi-level anti-submarine defence system of the air carrier group does not stand a chance.
Donald Trump is messing with Iran. In an angry social media post, the US president threatens the Mullahs with a massive military strike if the country continues to advance its nuclear program. "The next attack will be much worse," Trump says.
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