'You'll know soon enough': Trump's warning on 'destroying' rest of Iran
During a press conference at the Oval Office, Donald Trump cautioned Iran regarding its nuclear ambitions, hinting at possible future actions while preferring to avoid escalation. He asserted that Iran must seek US approval for any developments in its nuclear program, showcasing America's ongoing influence. These statements highlight the escalating tensions and complex dynamics between the two…
President Donald Trump issued a warning to Iran on Thursday, suggesting that Washington could take further action against the country while expressing a preference to avoid additional destruction. He emphasized that Tehran could not proceed with its nuclear program without US approval, stating, "You will know soon enough." The warning comes amid increased scrutiny of Trump's eight-month-old Iran war, with voter dissatisfaction over the conflict and rising fuel prices contributing to Democratic gains in recent US midterm elections.
Earlier, Trump had threatened to resume large-scale strikes against Iran if Tehran did not agree to a settlement acceptable to Washington.
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