Trump return to combat operations in Iran 'inevitable': Keane
Retired U.S. Army Gen. Jack Keane on Monday said it was "inevitable" that President Trump could resume combat operations against Iran as the conflict inches closer to the seven-month mark. Fox Business host Larry Kudlow asked Keane if Trump could resume fresh strikes on Tehran and whether the president should "deliver a stern warning" to...
US President Donald Trump has stated that he is faced with a significant decision regarding Iran. He expressed that he could either make a deal with Iran, allowing the country to rebuild and potentially become one of the greatest in the Middle East, or he could choose to "annihilate" the Islamic Republic.
According to retired US Army Gen. Jack Keane, it is "inevitable" that President Trump could resume combat operations against Iran.
Trump also mentioned that he believes a deal with Iran is possible after the US midterm elections, which are scheduled to take place on November 3. He stated that he thinks Iran is waiting to see the outcome of the midterm elections before making a decision.
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