— 🇺🇸/🇮🇷 President Donald Trump has raised the possibility of renewed strikes in Iran, despite recently describing the conflict as "virtually over" militarily. When asked about attacks on Iran's industrial base and the suspected nuclear site at Mount Peak, Trump said they could happen. He also said Washington no longer needed a deal with Tehran and redirected Vice President J. Dee Vance from the negotiations.
Iran has warned that bases supporting further attacks could become targets, including facilities in Europe. Reports of US military cargo flights out of the Middle East do not provide clear evidence of a withdrawal, with the cargo and their purpose unknown. Renewed fighting could threaten regional shipping and deepen economic disruption, while a Reuters/Ipsos poll found 71 percent of Americans support legislation to end the conflict.
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