Trump Says More Iran Strikes Unlikely As Negotiations Continue
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President Donald Trump says additional major military strikes against Iran are "highly unlikely" as long as negotiations between the two countries continue.
Speaking to CNN on Sunday, Trump said Iran is facing mounting pressure to reach a nuclear agreement and restore operations in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route for global oil supplies.
However, the president warned that military action remains an option if negotiations break down.
Trump said U.S. forces could destroy 38 bridges and other key infrastructure targets in what he described as "literally one hour."
The remarks come as diplomatic efforts continue amid tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Speaking to CNN on Sunday, Trump said Iran is facing mounting pressure to reach a nuclear agreement and restore operations in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route for global oil supplies.
However, the president warned that military action remains an option if negotiations break down.
Trump said U.S. forces could destroy 38 bridges and other key infrastructure targets in what he described as "literally one hour."
The remarks come as diplomatic efforts continue amid tensions between Washington and Tehran.
