Trump Considers Limited Military Action to Pressure Iran on Nuclear Deal

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Washington, USA – Web Desk: U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering limited military action against Iran to push the country into accepting a new nuclear deal, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.

The report suggests potential strikes could target Iranian military or government facilities. The limited operation aims to pressure Tehran into compliance, though officials warn that refusal to negotiate could escalate the conflict into a broader war.

President Trump has previously emphasized diplomacy as his preferred strategy but has stated that military force would not be ruled out if necessary. Speaking at a recent meeting, he warned that Iran would face serious consequences if it does not agree to a nuclear accord, underscoring that the country will not be permitted to maintain nuclear weapons.

The development reflects escalating tensions over Iran’s nuclear program and signals a potential shift from diplomatic negotiations to military deterrence if Tehran does not cooperate.

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