Middle East war expands with US-Saudi strikes in Iraq
US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Washington is “going to beat the f**king shit” out of Iran in response to Tehran’s overnight attacks on US targets in the region. They’re going to get a beating,” Trump told Fox News in a phone interview, during which he also made the profane threat on Tehran. Trump also said troops had just minutes to shoot down the Iranian strike targeting US forces in Jordan.
- ▪US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Washington is “going to beat the f**king shit” out of Iran in response to Tehran’s overnight attacks on US targets in the region.
- ▪They’re going to get a beating,” Trump told Fox News in a phone interview, during which he also made the profane threat on Tehran.
- ▪Trump also said troops had just minutes to shoot down the Iranian strike targeting US forces in Jordan.
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US and Saudis hit back at Iraqi pro-Iran militias as Iran renews attacks on US forces in Jordan Trump says Iran to get a beating as new strikes put damper on diplomacy Pro-Iran militia vows inevitable response to strikes n Iraq militants say 5 Iranians among 20 killed in US-Saudi strikes Drone hits gas storage tanker at Egyptian port, signaling possible expansion of Mideast Tehran nixes Omani proposal for joint management of Hormuz. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1681982472501-0'); }); Washington/Tehran/Riyadh - The US and Saudi Arabia on Wednesday launched deadly strikes on Tehran-backed militias in Iraq, blaming them for drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities, as Iran fired missiles at US troops in Jordan in the first such attack reported since the fighting…
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