Trump Vows No Regrets Over Starting Iran War Amid Escalating Economic Pressure
U.S. President Donald Trump stated he has no regrets about initiating military action against Iran and affirmed that he would make the same decision again, citing concerns over a potential Iranian nuclear threat to Israel and U.S. cities. His comments come amid growing speculation of an extended conflict in the region following reports from top White House advisors suggesting the war could last beyond Trump's current term. The administration is intensifying economic pressure on Iran by isolating it financially. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced upcoming sanctions against a major bank, scheduled for Monday to coincide with 9/11 commemorations. These measures include actions taken against branches of Egypt’s second-largest and Turkey’s largest banks, which were accused of providing financial support to Iran. Trump also dismissed claims by Iran that U.S. assets had been damaged in Jordan, asserting there was
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