Trump News at a glance: the president says to the supreme leader of Iran that he is “an easy target” as the options weighs | Trump administration
Donald Trump stimulated speculation as to whether the United States could get involved in the conflict of Israel with Tehran on Tuesday, warning the supreme leader of Iran that he was “an easy target” and that “patience of America is thin”.
In an article on his Truth social platform, the American president wrote:
“We know exactly where the so-called” supreme leader “hides. It is an easy target, but there is security there – we are not going to take it out (killing!), At least not for the moment. “Trump added:” But we do not want missiles to be pulled on civilians or American soldiers. Our patience is fine. “
The president followed the position by calling the “unconditional” repurchase “of Tehran.
Here are the key stories of the day:
Trump demands Iran’s “unconditional surrender”
The War of Israel against Iran seemed to approach a pivotal moment on Tuesday evening after five days of bombing and reprisals of Iranian missiles, while Donald Trump demanded an “unconditional surrender” of Tehran and weighed his military options.
Trump summoned a meeting of his national security team to the White House situation room after a day of feverish rhetoric in which the president gave strongly conflicting signals as to whether the American forces would participate directly in the Israel bombing campaign in Iran.
He told journalists in the morning that he expected the Iranian nuclear program to be “destroyed” long before the American intervention was necessary. Later, he went to his own social media platform, Truth Social, to suggest that the United States had for Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and could make an imminent decision to take offensive measures.
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Republicans and Democrats are trying to block the participation of the United States in Iran
An improbable coalition of legislators has decided to prevent the president from involving American forces in the conflict without the approval of the congress.
The member of the Republican Congress Thomas Massie, whose policy tinged with freedom has often contradicted him with Trump, joined several progressive democrats to present to the House of Representatives a resolution of war powers which would require a vote of the Congress before Trump could attack Iran. Democrat Tim Kaine introduced complementary legislation to the Senate.
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The release of Trump G7 leaves Ukraine in Luch
Ukrainian diplomats were frustrated – and in some bitter cases – Donald Trump’s refusal to make Ukraine a priority after Volodymyr Zelenskyy sent to 5,000 miles to the G7 conference in Canada only so that the American president returns to his home the night before the two leaders. Trump said he had to focus on the Israeli-Iranian conflict.
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Starmer says he picked up Trump’s abandoned papers to avoid fear of safety
Keir Starmer said that he had rushed to recover papers abandoned by Donald Trump at the G7 summit in Canada mainly to prevent anyone who clashes to do so and that he was approached by the US president’s security team.
Addressing journalists in Kananaskis one day after Trump fell some of the documents on a trade agreement from the United Kingdom, letting a wreath of papers fall on the ground, Starmer said that he had no choice but to lean and help.
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Trump orders ice raids on farms and hotels after stopping them a few days earlier
Donald Trump abandoned his brief stay for the immigration forces and customs (ICE) for farm and hotel workers, commanding agency raids in these sectors to resume after Hardliners crushed a break that only lasted four days.
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