"We are ready to go": Donald Trump threatens to intensify the strikes against Iran
Update on the night of July 24-25.
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Update on the night of July 24-25. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told him that his country reserved the right to take "all necessary measures" against any country "participating, cooperating or assisting" the United States. "For every proud Iranian citizen of the Islamic Republic killed, an American soldier will be sent to hell," said the army leader, Ali Abdollahi.
Furthermore, In response, the kingdom struck Hodeida, a Yemeni city, and hit a telecommunications building. Yemen's Houthis Claim Missile Attack on Saudi Arabia But in recent days, the conflict has spread to the other side of the Arabian peninsula: the Huthis rebels in Yemen claimed a missile attack on the city of Jizan, in south-western Saudi Arabia, according to their news site, after Ryad strikes against a port under their control. American media reported on a morning meeting on Friday 24 July between the Republican President, who was increasingly frustrated by the situation, and his closest advisers to consider a larger-scale military operation in Iran.
In addition, Donald Trump's threats come as American public opinion is increasingly opposed to the conflict.
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Update on the night of July 24-25.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told him that his country reserved the right to take "all necessary measures" against any country "participating, cooperating or assisting" the United States.
reliability moderate2/2 sources"For every proud Iranian citizen of the Islamic Republic killed, an American soldier will be sent to hell," said the army leader, Ali Abdollahi.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesIn response, the kingdom struck Hodeida, a Yemeni city, and hit a telecommunications building.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesYemen's Houthis Claim Missile Attack on Saudi Arabia But in recent days, the conflict has spread to the other side of the Arabian peninsula: the Huthis rebels in Yemen claimed a missile attack on the city of Jizan, in south-western Saudi Arabia, according to their news site, after Ryad strikes against a port under their control.
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American media reported on a morning meeting on Friday 24 July between the Republican President, who was increasingly frustrated by the situation, and his closest advisers to consider a larger-scale military operation in Iran.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneDonald Trump's threats come as American public opinion is increasingly opposed to the conflict.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneIn recent days, the conflict has spread across the Arabian Peninsula near the Red Sea.
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