White House considers options for airstrikes on Iran in case of shooting of protesters - WSJ
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The Trump administration is discussing possible airstrikes on Iranian military facilities. This is in response to the likely escalation of violence against protesters.
The Donald Trump administration has held preliminary discussions regarding possible airstrikes on military targets in Iran. According to US officials, this step is being considered in response to the alleged escalation of violence by the Iranian regime against participants in mass protests. This is reported by WSJ, writes UNN.
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President Trump has already publicly warned Tehran several times against "bloody repression," emphasizing Washington's readiness for forceful intervention.
On Saturday, January 10, Donald Trump once again addressed the Iranian people through his social network Truth Social. "Iran may be looking at FREEDOM like never before. The USA is ready to help!!!" the American leader wrote.
According to administration sources, among the options discussed is a large-scale airstrike on key Iranian military targets. At the same time, officials note that these conversations are currently part of "routine planning" and there are no signs of an imminent attack yet - no movement of military equipment or personnel has been recorded in preparation for a strike.
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