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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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President Donald Trump indicated that additional US military strikes against Iran remain under consideration following recent attacks linked to Tehran, according to Fox News reporter Trey Yingst.

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Trump said he "may keep going" with military operations, adding that potential targets could include infrastructure such as bridges and power plants. He argued that Iranian negotiators were delaying meaningful progress in talks, the report said.

The latest escalation follows the downing of a US Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, which US officials attributed to an Iranian attack drone. In response, Trump authorized retaliatory strikes on Tuesday.

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According to the report, Iran answered with missile launches targeting US military installations across Gulf nations early Wednesday. However, there were no immediate reports of successful impacts on those bases.

The developments underscore growing tensions between Washington and Tehran, raising concerns that the conflict could widen despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.

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