US President Donald Trump has said that a military strike he had considered against Iran would have been the largest since World War II, even as Washington and Tehran prepare to resume negotiations over Iran’s nuclear programme.
Trump made the remarks amid renewed diplomatic efforts between the two countries, with fresh talks expected to focus on Iran’s nuclear activities and the future of bilateral relations.
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Describing the scale of the proposed military action, the US President said the strike would have been unprecedented in the post-World War II era. However, he did not provide further details on the circumstances under which the operation was considered.
His comments come at a time when both the United States and Iran are set to return to the negotiating table in an effort to ease tensions and address long-standing concerns surrounding Tehran’s nuclear programme.
The upcoming discussions are being closely watched by the international community, as they are expected to play a key role in shaping the future of regional security and diplomatic relations between the two countries.
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