Donald Trump to Fox News: Very Hard Blows Will Be Inflicted on Iran

Donald Trump, the former president of the United States, made remarks in an interview with Fox News about the state of relations with Iran and the possibility of military action against the country. He referred to continuing the attacks until he deems it appropriate and said that talks with Iran had taken place. His comments included threats to target infrastructure and did not rule out a ground operation.

• In his conversation with Fox News, Donald Trump said the attacks on Iran would continue until he says enough is enough.
• He claimed that the United States is currently hitting Iran hard and that Iran must be hit hard.
• In response to a question about seizing Khark Island, Trump said he could not reveal that, because doing so would be foolish.
• He did not rule out a limited ground operation and said that sometimes a ground operation is necessary.
• Trump claimed that the United States held talks with Iran on Tuesday and urged Iran to make a deal.
• He told Iranians that they must reach a deal, otherwise nothing will be left for them.
• Trump claimed that the United States will strike Iran hard tonight, tomorrow, and the day after, and in the final stage will target power plants and bridges.
• He threatened that if Iran does not agree to return to the negotiating table, all of its bridges will be targeted.
• Trump also claimed that his representatives spoke with Iranians an hour ago.
• He stated that he would not sign any deal that does not guarantee Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons.. Coverage difference: Some outlets, such as Jamaran, Hamshahri newspaper, and Khabar Fauri, focused on Trump’s threats to continue the attacks and inflict severe blows on Iran. By contrast, Etebar and Akhbar Fauri covered more details from the interview, including Trump’s responses about Khark Island and a ground operation. Akhbar Fauri also used insulting epithets such as “rabid pig,” “impure pig,” and “yellow devil” to refer to Trump, which are not seen in other sources.