Trump says US strikes on Iran will continue until he decides

Washington — In a recent briefing, former President Donald Trump warned that Iran could consider striking the United States’ critical infrastructure, specifically naming bridges and power plants as potential targets. The remarks came amid heightened diplomatic friction following Tehran’s claim that its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) had launched attacks on U.S. military installations in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan. U.S. officials have not confirmed the alleged assaults, but the statements have intensified concerns over the possibility of a broader regional confrontation.

The IRGC’s announcement, released through its official channels, described coordinated strikes on U.S. forces stationed in the three Gulf states, asserting that the operations were a response to perceived American aggression. While the United States has not detailed any damage or casualties, it has reiterated its commitment to defending its personnel and interests in the region. Analysts note that the exchange of threats underscores the volatile security environment in the Middle East, where both sides are closely monitoring each other’s actions to avoid further escalation.