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'You'll know soon enough': Trump considers Iran options

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ANSA – Top News
“Trump insiste, 'o certifico l'accordo con l'Iran o li distruggo”

'Preferirei non farlo, lo saprete presto'

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Polsat News
“Trump zagroził Iranowi, mówił o "zniszczeniu". "Być może będę musiał”

- Wolałbym, jeśli to możliwe, nie niszczyć pozostałej części Iranu, ale być może będę musiał to zrobić. Wkrótce się przekonacie - powiedział w czwartek prezydent USA Donald Trump. Zaznaczył on także, że nie zamierza zdymisjonować szefa Pentagonu Petea Hegsetha, choć jest do tego zachęcany.

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The National
“You'll know soon enough': Trump considers Iran options”

US President Donald Trump said he would soon decide whether to resume the war with Iran or pursue an agreement after meeting his national security advisers. Concerns in the region had been high that US military operations against Iran would be renewed before Tuesday's midterm elections. The subsequent Republican losses and acknowledgement that the effects of the conflict had been the reason for the Democratic surge provided an opening for de-escalation and mediation . But it seems that for now,…

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The Times of Israel
“Trump says he’d ‘rather not destroy’ Iran but may ‘have to’: ‘You’ll know soon enough’”

As Iran, US said reviewing Qatari-mediated proposals for nuclear deal, Trump insists Tehran 'not doing anything without our approval'; Hegseth defends war after midterm rebuke

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Haaretz
“Report: Trump weighs options for resuming war with Iran, as soon as November 9”

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke to reporters and said that he has yet to decide on attacking Iran. 'I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible, but maybe I will have to. You'll know soon enough,' he added

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Daily Mail – News
“Trump rushed into secret national security meeting on whether to start up Iran strikes as deal nears”

Donald Trump is deciding whether to restart the bombing of Iran, and his own officials rush towards securing a peace deal with the regime.

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Israel National News
“Trump: Israel would not exist if I hadn't stopped Iran”

Trump claims his actions against Iran saved Israel and the Middle East, a day after warning of possible further strikes. (Arutz Sheva-Israel National News' North American desk is keeping you updated until the start of Shabbat in New York. The time posted automatically on all Israel National News articles, however, is Israeli time.)

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Correio da Manhã
“Trump afirma que Israel e Médio Oriente "não existiriam" se Irão tivesse arma nuclear”

"Ninguém quer dizer isto, mas todos sabem que é verdade!", acrescentou Trump na rede Truth Social.

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RTP Notícias
“Trump afirma que Israel e Médio Oriente "não existiriam" se Irão tivesse arma nuclear”

O Presidente norte-americano, Donald Trump, afirmou hoje que Israel e o Médio Oriente "não existiriam" se "não tivesse impedido" o Irão de obter uma arma nuclear -- principal argumento que invoca para justificar os ataques à República Islâmica.

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