Trump warns of potential US military action against Iran's Pickaxe Mountain
Most outlets led with Trump’s warning that the US may soon target Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain, citing his statement without specifying a timeframe. The Nation added context by noting Trump’s characterization of the conflict as “small potatoes” for the US and briefly mentioned rising diesel prices and a post-war strategy to build regional alliances against Iran. Other details were not provided in the excerpts.
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Trump warns US could strike Iran’s Pickaxe nuclear site ‘very soon’
US President Donald Trump has warned that the United States could strike Iran’s heavily fortified underground nuclear facility known as Pickaxe Mountain “very soon”, while downplaying the ongoing confrontation with Tehran as a “military conflict” and “small potatoes” for Washington. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office on Friday, Trump said US forces were carrying out “intermittent strikes”...
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Trump says US might hit Pickaxe Mountain in Iran very soon
US president refrains from giving timeframe on Iran war Calls conflict with Tehran as small potatoes for US US diesel prices hit new high US crafting post-Iran war strategy to create regional alliances against Tehran, expand Abraham Accords.
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