Trump says he is considering limited strikes on Iran
On the morning of February 20, local time, U.S. President Trump held a breakfast meeting with governors from across the country at the White House. When asked by reporters on-site, "If Iran does not reach an agreement, are you considering limited military strikes?" Trump responded, "The most I can say is — I am considering it."
On February 19, Trump set a "deadline," stating that Iran has 10-15 days to reach an agreement with the United States. Furthermore, U.S. media reported that the U.S. military may conduct a round of "limited strikes" against Iran within a few days to force Iran to make concessions.
U.S. President Trump is considering limited military strikes against Iran if an agreement is not reached by the set deadline. During a breakfast meeting with governors at the White House on February 20, he indicated that military action is on the table. Reports suggest that the U.S. military could initiate these strikes within days to compel Iran to make concessions.
- Trump stated he is considering limited military strikes against Iran.
- A deadline of 10-15 days was set for Iran to reach an agreement with the U.S.
- U.S. military may conduct limited strikes within days to pressure Iran.