Trump: 'Possible airstrikes on Iran’s bridges and power plants by midnight tomorrow'

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JH Kim

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  • It reported that President Trump again mentioned the possibility of military strikes on key Iranian infrastructure such as bridges and power plants.
  • President Trump said, “We can neutralize all bridges and power plants in Iran by midnight tomorrow,” and stated that he has a plan to strike key infrastructure within about four hours.
  • It reported that, with military tensions persisting in the Middle East, the remarks could increase the risk of escalation, and that the negotiation deadline and whether there will be a military response are key variables.

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U.S. President Donald Trump again raised the possibility of military strikes on key Iranian infrastructure. He suggested plans for airstrikes targeting infrastructure such as bridges and power plants.

According to NBC News on the 6th (local time), President Trump told reporters, “We can neutralize all bridges and power plants in Iran by midnight tomorrow.”

He explained, “There is a plan based on military force, and we can strike key infrastructure within about four hours.” The reported scope of the airstrikes included critical facilities such as bridges and power plants.

While stressing that “the goal is not to destroy infrastructure,” President Trump underscored that military options are ready. The remarks may be interpreted as a means of pressuring negotiations.

With military tensions continuing in the Middle East, the comments could raise the risk of escalation. The negotiation deadline and whether there will be a military response are seen as key variables.

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JH Kim

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