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Trump Says U.S. Will Strike Iran Again After Declaring Interim Ceasefire Over
President Trump said the interim accord ending the Iran conflict is over and that the United States would probably strike again. The comments came during the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
Jul 8, 10:44 AM·1m read6 sources
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President Trump declared that the interim accord to end the Iran war is over and that the United States will probably hit Iran hard again. He made the remarks to reporters on the sidelines of the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
"We hit them very hard last night, very, very hard," he stated. He added that he gave Iran a little warning before the next round of strikes. The president described Iran as behaving very badly. He said the U.S.
Action is not about regime change. Trump said Iran's air force is totally decimated, its leaders are gone, and its combat capability is pretty low.
He noted that two years ago NATO laughed at the United States but no longer does so. Trump attended the NATO summit in the Turkish capital.
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