President Donald Trump posted a one-word tweet — 'Next target?' — at 21:04 Jerusalem time. The post, carrying no further detail, follows days of escalating U.S. airstrikes on Iranian infrastructure and repeated Trump statements that the campaign will intensify, as reported by Amichai Stein (i24NEWS).
U.S. President Donald Trump posted the single-word tweet 'Next target?' at 21:04 Jerusalem time, amplifying the sense of an imminent further escalation in the ongoing American air campaign against Iran. Amichai Stein (i24NEWS) relayed the tweet. The post carries no explicit referent, but it comes at the peak of a sustained public signaling campaign by Trump over the past two days. As The Zioneer reported, Trump has told Fox News he is close to ordering strikes on Iranian power plants and bridges, confirmed to Channel 13 that more strikes are expected and will be 'more significant,' and threatened a very hard new wave of bombings that would include seizure of Iran's Kharg Island. The president has also described U.S. aircraft overflying Tehran undetected. The one-line tweet, without a specific named target, is consistent with Trump's pattern of signaling escalation through social media. No official statement from the White House or Pentagon has yet elaborated on the post, and no new strike wave has been publicly confirmed at this hour. The tweet keeps the region in a state of heightened anticipation as the U.S. campaign, which began with strikes on Iranian nuclear and defense infrastructure, continues to expand.
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