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U.S. defense secretary: “The next few days will be a turning point in the war… If there is no deal with Iran, military action will be stepped up”
Summary
- It reported that the U.S. Department of Defense signaled it could raise the level of military response in connection with tensions with Iran.
- It reported that U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said that if Iran does not pursue an agreement, it will continue much more forceful military action.
- It reported that Hegseth said the next few days will be a turning point determining the direction of the war, and that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons.
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The U.S. Department of Defense signaled it could raise the level of its military response in connection with tensions with Iran.
On the 31st, overseas business breaking-news channel Walter Bloomberg reported via X (formerly Twitter) that U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said, “If Iran does not come to an agreement, the Department of Defense will continue much more forceful military action.”
Hegseth stressed, “The next few days will be a turning point that determines the direction of the war,” adding, “There is no way for Iran to stop this.” He also reaffirmed a hard-line stance, saying, “Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons.”
He added, “If Iran is wise, it should come to a deal,” and said, “A new Iranian regime must be wiser than before.”
Regarding the military situation, he assessed that “over the past 24 hours, Iran’s hostile missile launches were at their lowest level,” but added that “on the ground, soldiers are saying they want to finish the mission.”
Minseung Kang
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