
Trump's stance on Iran questioned as Revolutionary Guards mock his tweets
US President Donald Trump's position on the Middle East conflict is sending mixed signals, with him declaring Iran 'almost destroyed' while also expressing shock at Iranian strikes. Meanwhile, Iran's Revolutionary Guards have sarcastically responded to Trump's social media comments, stating that the outcome of war is not determined by tweets, indicating a new level of confrontation beyond diplomatic or military fields.
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Trump was warned of likely Iranian retaliation on Gulf allies, sources say - Reuters
Trump was warned of likely Iranian retaliation on Gulf allies, sources say Reuters
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