President Donald Trump described the overnight American strikes on Iran as a 'very hard attack' and said the US is prepared to carry out another strike at any time, according to reports Wednesday evening. The statement extends the administration's threat of continued military action against Iranian targets.
President Donald Trump said Wednesday evening that the US strikes on Iran the previous night were a 'very hard attack' and that Washington is ready to carry out further attacks at any time. The statement reinforces the administration's posture of sustained military pressure on Tehran.
The Trump administration has conducted multiple waves of airstrikes across Iran in recent weeks, targeting military and strategic infrastructure. Iran's Health Ministry reported Wednesday evening that the latest strikes killed 18 people and wounded 108, as The Zioneer reported earlier. The toll includes casualties across multiple provinces.
Trump's latest threat follows a pattern of escalating rhetoric. He previously warned that any Iranian retaliation would be met with 20 times the force, and pledged to strike Iran 'very hard' over three consecutive nights. The White House has framed the campaign as a response to Iranian attacks on US personnel and interests.
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