Trump Signals More US Strikes Against Iran
Trump said he "may keep going" with military operations, adding that potential targets could include infrastructure such as bridges and power plants
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Washington hits air-defense sites near Hormuz overnight and Tehran answers with attacks on Gulf states, reigniting the war.
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