Trump on Iran Strikes Before Midterms: I Don't Wanna Say
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Trump admitted the possibility of strikes against Iran after the US congressional elections, but refused to declare that they would definitely be inflicted
Trump admitted the possibility of strikes against Iran after the US congressional elections, but refused to declare that they would definitely be inflicted.
US President Donald Trump has not ruled out the possibility of strikes on Iran before or after the congressional elections, but has stopped short of saying such a step would definitely be taken.
US President Donald Trump confirmed that "the option of launching strikes against Iran before the midterm elections is on the table, but I don't want to say that." Speaking to Fox News, Trump said, "We will win the war with Iran very soon, and they will not have a nuclear weapon." He added, "We are winning the war through economic pressure on Iran and military action together," emphasizing that "oil prices will drop as soon as the war ends..." R…
President Donald Trump of the United States allowed further attacks on Iran both before and after the Congressional elections, but refused to claim that the attacks would be carried out precisely.
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