
US President stated that 38 bridge targets could be destroyed in 1 hour
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Talks to end the conflict between the United States and Iran are progressing. US President Trump stated in a telephone conversation with members of the press that the possibility of a new attack is low.
US President Donald Trump made a remarkable statement regarding the possibility of new attacks against Iran.
According to the news of US-based CNN International, Trump said in his short phone call with members of the press that the possibility of giving orders to launch new attacks on Iran is very low as long as negotiations between the parties to end the conflict progress.
"It depends on whether they sign an extremely strong agreement. The answer is, there probably won't be any need for new attacks," Trump said.
LIST OF 38 BRIDGE: 'WE CAN DEMOLISH IT WITHIN 1 HOUR'
While it was not stated exactly what questions the journalists asked Trump, the US President also underlined that Washington was identifying potential infrastructure targets in Iran.
Trump said that the targets in question included 38 bridges that they could "literally destroy in an hour."

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