Trump Weighs ‘Massive Attack’ as Iran Rejects Cease-Fire Proposal
It appears there will be no hasty retreat from weeks of escalating attacks between the U.S. and Iran, which have destabilized energy markets yet again.On Thursday, President Donald Trump told Axios that he is weighing restarting major combat operations in Iran. Trump said he could carry out even larger strikes than the Operation Epic Fury strikes that killed dozens of Iranian leaders and started the war on Feb. We are all set for it,” Trump said, adding that he knows there would be consequences to such an attack and that a final determination has not been made.
- ▪It appears there will be no hasty retreat from weeks of escalating attacks between the U.S. and Iran, which have destabilized energy markets yet again.On Thursday, President Donald Trump told Axios that he is weighing restarting major comba
- ▪Trump said he could carry out even larger strikes than the Operation Epic Fury strikes that killed dozens of Iranian leaders and started the war on Feb.
- ▪We are all set for it,” Trump said, adding that he knows there would be consequences to such an attack and that a final determination has not been made.
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- ▪ Eye Opener: Trump considers "massive attack" amid war with Iran — CBS News — Top
- ▪ U.S. launches new strikes and Trump threatens ‘massive attack’ as Iran widens war — NBC News — Top
- ▪ Trump weighs ‘massive attack’ on Iran after two weeks of consecutive strikes — Premium Times
- ▪ Iran rejects latest cease-fire proposal as Trump considers ‘massive attack’: report — New York Post
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It appears there will be no hasty retreat from weeks of escalating attacks between the U.S. and Iran, which have destabilized energy markets yet again.On Thursday, President Donald Trump told Axios that he is weighing restarting major combat operations in Iran. Trump said he could carry out even larger strikes than the Operation Epic Fury strikes that killed dozens of Iranian leaders and started the war on Feb. 28.“I am considering a massive attack. Bigger than ever before. I am close to making a decision. We are all set for it,” Trump said, adding that he knows there would be consequences to such an attack and that a final determination has not been made.
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