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Trump Keeps Iran Strike Open While Saying Deal With Tehran Is Possible

Trump also said Iran would use a nuclear weapon if it acquired one; Gulf News cited possible effects on Hormuz shipping, energy prices and regional security.

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An oil tanker passes the Musandam coast near Khasab, Oman. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
An oil tanker passes the Musandam coast near Khasab, Oman. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

Trump said he might authorize another attack on Iran, described a deal with Tehran as possible, and warned that a nuclear-armed Iran would create “energy problems” and “death problems.”

Trump said he might authorize another attack on Iran and described a deal with Tehran as possible. He questioned whether Iran would honor an agreement and described a deal as a “nice, big, beautiful agreement.”

Rapid Response 47 posted Trump’s warning that Iran would cause “not only energy problems, but death problems” if it obtained a nuclear weapon; Gulf News described the account as White House-aligned. Trump said Tehran would use such a weapon if it acquired one.

The report also recalled Trump’s earlier reference to “another little Epic Fury,” which Gulf News described as referring to U.S. strikes on Iran. It pointed to potential spillovers for Strait of Hormuz shipping, energy prices and regional security.

EconoTimes previously reported that Trump had left further U.S. military action against Iran open.

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