White House eyes Iran redlines as Trump declares ceasefire over
Well, shovels won’t get you there,” he told reporters. “The regime is trying to use the Strait of Hormuz essentially as a shield to prevent any kind of concessions that it would make on the nuclear issue.”
- ▪Well, shovels won’t get you there,” he told reporters.
- ▪“The regime is trying to use the Strait of Hormuz essentially as a shield to prevent any kind of concessions that it would make on the nuclear issue.”
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President Donald Trump declared Wednesday that the ceasefire with Iran is over as advisers and allies close to the president identified the redlines that could trigger a new level of U.S. military action.Speaking to reporters at the NATO summit in Turkey, Trump called Iranian leaders “scum” and “sick people” before ordering additional U.S. strikes against Tehran’s capabilities to threaten shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. Recommended Stories Trump teases removing Syria from terrorism sponsor list Trump says no ground invasion of Iran even to secure nuclear dust Trump says US attacked Kharg Island and threatens takeover An adviser to the president told the Washington Examiner that Trump believes Iran has shown it is “clearly disinterested in serious negotiations,” making continued…
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