The US President threatened possible renewed military action against Iran while urging Tehran to negotiate, and announced a $250 million investment to recruit nurses for elder care facilities
US President Donald Trump has warned Iran of possible renewed military action if Tehran fails to reach a diplomatic agreement with Washington, threatening to launch “another little Epic Fury” during a campaign rally in Florida.
Addressing supporters on Friday, Trump suggested that the United States could resort to military action if negotiations fail to produce an agreement.
“We may do another little Epic Fury, or they’ll agree,” he said, urging Iranian leaders to negotiate. “If they’re smart, they’ll just say, ‘Let’s get down to business.’”
Trump also turned his attention to Cuba, suggesting that US warships returning from the Middle East could pass close to the island before Senator Marco Rubio was sent to complete diplomatic objectives.
The remarks come amid reports that the United States and Israel are weighing renewed strikes against Iran, while Tehran has reportedly threatened to unveil more powerful weapons.
Trump also highlighted his administration’s efforts to secure the return of Americans detained overseas, referring to hostages released from Gaza and the return of Stephen Hubbard from Russia.
Turning to domestic policy, the President announced a $250 million federal investment aimed at hiring at least 5,000 nurses for elder care facilities across the United States, including Florida.
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