President Trump is planning to visit countries that suffered the most from Iranian drone and missile assaults, a Zioneer source familiar with his thinking reports. The trip would underscore U.S. solidarity with allies targeted during the current Iran crisis.
President Donald Trump is planning a visit to several countries that bore the brunt of Iranian drone and missile attacks in recent weeks, according to a source familiar with his thinking. The trip would include nations struck during Iran's June 10 retaliation strikes against targets in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan — attacks that Tehran said hit 21 sites across the region, though U.S. and local officials reported successful interceptions and minimal damage.
As The Zioneer previously reported, Trump signaled on June 10 that the U.S. military campaign against Iran could expand to power plants and bridges. In a separate exchange on June 11, he told reporters that Iran "wants a deal more than I do" because it "has taken hits like very few people could withstand," hinting at continued openness to a diplomatic solution.
The itinerary for the proposed visit has not been announced, and the White House has not formally confirmed the trip. The source indicated the planning is at an early stage, and the final list of stops may still change.
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