Trump stresses U.S. military action will continue while leaving room for talks with Tehran
Washington, D.C.: President Donald Trump has called on Gulf nations to support the United States in applying military and diplomatic pressure on Iran, as U.S. operations against Tehran intensify.
Speaking in a recent interview, Trump said Iran has become “significantly weaker” and expressed confidence that the country would eventually comply with the demands of Washington and Israel. He added that U.S. military actions would persist until objectives are fully met.
Trump also hinted at possible negotiations with Iran’s new leadership, stating that sanctions relief could be considered if Tehran demonstrates genuine cooperation. According to officials, U.S. strikes have hit hundreds of Iranian targets, including military installations, air defense systems, and naval assets. Trump urged elements of Iran’s security forces to surrender and seek reconciliation, emphasizing that the U.S. stands with the Iranian people.
Meanwhile, Israeli airstrikes on Tehran and Ahvaz have targeted sensitive facilities, including hospitals and police stations, reportedly causing at least 20 civilian casualties. The escalating conflict has raised regional tensions, with fears that it could spill beyond Iran if diplomatic efforts fail.
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