Trump Warns Iran Could Face Renewed Military Action

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has warned that military operations could resume if Iran crosses a line deemed "a bad deal for us." In a specific interview, Trump alluded to the possibility of future military action, citing 'a bad deal for us' as the line Iran must not cross.

The U.S. has previously conducted strikes against Iran, characterizing them as "self-defense." Trump emphasized that the U.S. had militarily subdued Iran, claiming that 159 Iranian naval vessels were sunk and its air force was completely eliminated. He explained that this positioned the U.S. favorably for negotiations.

A poll conducted by Fox News revealed that 60% of Americans oppose military action against Iran. This figure represents a 5 percentage point increase from the 55% opposition rate recorded in the April survey.