'You'll know soon enough': Trump leaves door open to devastating new Iran strikes
"I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office following a meeting with his national security advisers, "but maybe I'll have to."
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- ‘You'll know soon enough’ - Trump hints at fresh war with Iran.
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'You'll know soon enough': Trump leaves door open to devastating new Iran strikes
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'You'll know soon enough': Trump's warning on 'destroying' rest of Iran
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Times of India (IN): US President Donald Trump on Thursday (local time) issued a fresh warning to Iran, saying Washington could take further action against the c
2h ago
Jerusalem Post (IL): "I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office following a meeting with his natio
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Daily Post Nigeria: United States President Donald Trump said on Thursday that the US will soon take a decision on whether to go back to war with Iran. The war,
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