
US President Donald Trump said he does not rule out the possibility of resuming military strikes on Iran before the midterm congressional elections in November, despite the expectation of new negotiations with Tehran.
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President Trump has previously raised the possibility of military action against Iran in the context of its nuclear program and regional tensions.
US President Donald Trump has not ruled out the possibility of resuming strikes on Iran before the midterm congressional elections in November.
Trump said he expected new negotiations with Iran.
NEW YORK, September 28 – RIA Novosti. US President Donald Trump allowed attacks on Iran to resume before the midterm congressional elections in November.
"It's possible," Trump said in a Fox interview when asked about the possibility of resuming strikes before the election.
The Wall Street Journal previously wrote that Trump is preparing to resume strikes on Iran after the midterm congressional elections in November.
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