Trump warns he could strike Iran again with no hesitation
US President Donald Trump emphasized in an interview released Thursday that he remains prepared to order additional military strikes against Iran, warning that combat operations could resume immediately if circumstances warrant. Dismissing the need for a diplomatic deal, Trump claimed that the Iranian regime is collapsing under the weight of 301% inflation and severe economic difficulties. When asked about the possibility of destroying remaining Iranian industrial infrastructure, Trump replied that it could happen. Meanwhile, Trump announced a shift in Vice President JD Vance's responsibilities, directing him to focus on domestic issues rather than pursuing negotiations with Tehran. Citing Washington's control over Iranian financial assets and the Strait of Hormuz, Trump declared that the US no longer needs a deal with Iran.