Trump Says Ramped Up Bombing of Iran ‘Possible’
Trump said Iran’s latest proposal was not acceptable and said he could decide soon whether to expand strikes if talks fail.
- President Donald Trump said it is "possible" he may ramp up bombing of Iran after the Nov. 3 midterm elections, rejecting Tehran's latest peace offer as insufficient in a Time magazine interview published Thursday.
- Iran's Foreign Ministry summoned Britain's ambassador Thursday to "strongly protest" allegations by British Prime Minister Andy Burnham linking Tehran to a sabotage plot at RAF Fairford, dismissing the claims as "baseless."
- Renewed violence in Yemen has killed hundreds, with clashes between Iran-backed Houthi rebels and government forces near Taiz City leaving 35 wounded at Al-Thawra Hospital on Thursday as a main road to Aden was cut off.
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told Fox News Thursday that an Omani national involved in the FlyDubai emergency landing exploited a security loophole involving countries without diplomatic relations with Israel.
- Trump dodged questions on whether Netanyahu deserves reelection, stating he is "not involved in politics anymore" while suggesting the Israeli leader should not be underestimated despite political challenges.
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Donald Trump said it is possible that the United States will step up bombing of Iran after the November elections.
Trump weighs more strikes against Iran after midterms; Britain makes arrest in suspected terror plot
President Trump said Thursday that the U.S. military could resume full-scale strikes against targets in Iran after the November midterm elections, as British authorities made another arrest in a suspected terror plot near a military base in southwest England over the weekend.
The Wall Street Journal writes that Trump plans to resume bombing Iran right after the midterm elections, telling his aides that he rejects the Iranian peace proposal
The Wall Street Journal writes that Trump plans to resume bombing Iran right after the midterm elections, telling his aides that he rejects the Iranian peace proposal.https://max.ru/warhistoryalconafter
Trump rejected Iran's latest peace deal. What will happen ...
US President Donald Trump said he had rejected Iran's latest ceasefire offer, calling it insufficient. In an interview with Time magazine on September 28 and published today, he left open the possibility that Washington could resume strikes on Iran after the US midterm elections on November 3, BTA reports. Trump said he would no longer accept offers from Tehran that he said did not meet the conditions he would have demanded a year ago. Asked abo…
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