Trump: US could launch another military operation against Iran
Middle East Eye's headline. Reported by Middle East Eye, Al-Monitor, The Jerusalem Post.
What the sources say, in brief
According to Reuters, US President Donald Trump said on Friday that Washington may carry out another military operation against Iran, as the war nears its eight-month mark and rising fuel prices weigh on the US midterm elections. The Jerusalem Post reported that Trump said at a rally in Florida, "We may do another little Epic Fury," and did not elaborate. The excerpts provided do not give further details of any planned operation.
Key points
- Reuters reported Trump said on Friday Washington may carry out another military operation against Iran.
- Reuters said the war is nearing its eight-month mark as fuel price rises weigh on the midterm elections.
- The Jerusalem Post quoted Trump at a Florida rally saying, "We may do another little Epic Fury.".
- The Jerusalem Post reported Trump did not elaborate on the remark.
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Trump: US could launch another military operation against Iran. According to Reuters, US President Donald Trump said on Friday that Washington may carry out another military operation against Iran, as the war nears its eight-month mark and rising fuel prices weigh on the US midterm elections. The Jerusalem Post reported that Trump said at a rally in Florida, "We may do another little Epic Fury," and did not elaborate. The excerpts provided do not give further details of any planned operation. Covered by 3 publications. Middle East Eye: Trump: US could launch another military operation against Iran. Al-Monitor: Trump says US may do another military operation against Iran. The Jerusalem Post: Trump says US may renew strikes against Iran, 'do another little Epic Fury'.
Who is covering it
- Middle East Eye United Kingdom Trump: US could launch another military operation against Iran Trump: US could launch another military operation against Iran US President Donald Trump told a rally in Florida on Friday that Washington might launch another military operation against Iran. Earlier in the day, asked about comments by US Ambassador to Turkey Tom Barrack, who said the US could “abs 23 Oct · Tier 3
- Al-Monitor United States Trump says US may do another military operation against Iran By Bo Erickson and Kanishka Singh FORT MYERS, Florida, Oct 23 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump said on Friday Washington may carry out another military operation against Iran at a time when the war is nearing its eight month mark and as rise in fuel prices weigh on the US midterm elections. "We 23 Oct · Tier 3
- The Jerusalem Post Israel Trump says US may renew strikes against Iran, 'do another little Epic Fury' "We may do another little Epic Fury," Trump said in remarks at a rally in Florida as he spoke about the war. He did not elaborate. 24 Oct · Tier 3
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