WASHINGTON—As the world holds its breath, anticipating President Donald Trump’s next move on Iran’s nuclear ambitions, he turned attention to a different front, installing two massive American flags on both sides of the White House, part of a plan he first announced in April. In a Truth Social post last night, the president said he
President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that it isn’t too late for Iran to give up its nuclear program amid the conflict between Iran and Israel. When asked whether the United States would get involved in the Israeli strikes on Iran, Trump signaled he wouldn’t answer the question publicly. Original News Source Link – Epoch
Trump answers question on Iran, Israel Trump says “I may do it, I may not do it” on joining Israeli strikes against Iran 19:31 Washington — The U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem is working on dispatching evacuation flights and cruise ships for American citizens who wish to leave Israel amid the country’s ongoing conflict with Iran,
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Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) engaged in a heated discussion over whether the United States should get involved in the Israel–Iran aerial conflict that started this past week. In a video released by Carlson on June 17 on his X social media account, he asks Cruz a series of
Trump is still deciding whether he will approve military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities, noting that Iran is interested in negotiating.