Trump doubles down on threats to Iran's civilian infrastructure unless there's a deal

'Vile.' Trump's threat to Iran's infrastructure inflames MAGA tensions

President Donald Trump’s strongly-worded Easter threat to blow up Iranian infrastructure has prominent figures on the right pushing back, further inflaming tensions in his MAGA base over Iran. Sen. Ron Johnson, a Wisconsin Republican and staunch Trump ally, expressed concerns about attacking Iranian bridges and power plants. “I am hoping and praying… this really is bluster,” Johnson said April 6 on the John Solomon Reports podcast. “I do not wan…

Trump’s looming threat to obliterate Iran destined to backfire spectacularly: analysis

President Donald Trump doubled down on his threat Monday to destroy Iran’s civilian infrastructure by Tuesday night if the country doesn’t cave to his demand, but in doing so, he may very well strengthen Iran’s resolve, while at the same time, further isolate the United States on the global stage, M...

Trump Vows to Target Iranian Civilian Infrastructure if No Deal

With just hours left before President Donald Trump’s latest deadline for Iran to strike a deal to end the war, the president is now vowing to focus on civilian infrastructure targets, but Iranians say that has already begun. NBC’s Stephanie Gosk reports for TODAY.

Trump's tipping point: Destroy Iran's infrastructure or give talks a chance

There are no ‘winners’ if Trump strikes Iran’s civilian infrastructure: Former defense secretary

President Trump doubles down on his threat to strike Iran’s civilian infrastructure if it doesn’t reopen the Strait of Hormuz by his Tuesday deadline. NBC News correspondents Julie Tsirkin, Gordon Lubold, Keir Simmons and Christine Romans explain where things stand in the war with Iran. NBC News military analyst retired Col. Steve Warren and former Defense Secretary Leon Panetta discuss where the Trump administration’s military objectives stand …

Trump doubles down on threats to Iran's civilian infrastructure unless there's a deal

In press conference that stretched over an hour, President Trump provided details on the rescue of a U.S. airman in Iran, but little information on next steps in Iran war.