According to reports, according to US officials, President Trump said after meeting with a national security adviser on Thursday that with the midterm elections over, he will soon decide whether to resume an all-out war in Iran. The election is seen as a critical turning point for Trump, who will use it to decide whether to launch a new round of bombing in an attempt to end the war. For now, at least, the president is considering three options: launch a new round of attacks, continue to economically stifle the Iranian regime, or reach an agreement that includes major concessions to Iran. On Thursday, Trump and his senior national security adviser held their first meeting on Iran since the election, as part of their weekly intelligence briefing, two US officials said. “Now we'll make a decision,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. He added: “Are we going to take further crackdowns to ensure that Iran's nuclear program is completely over and that 'it will never happen again'?” He also said, “If I could, I wouldn't want to destroy the rest of this country, but maybe I'll have to do it. You'll know soon.”

According to reports, according to US officials, President Trump said after meeting with a national security adviser on Thursday that with the midterm elections over, he will soon decide whether to resume an all-out war in Iran. The election is seen as a critical turning point for Trump, who will use it to decide whether to launch a new round of bombing in an attempt to end the war. For now, at least, the president is considering three options: launch a new round of attacks, continue to economically stifle the Iranian regime, or reach an agreement that includes major concessions to Iran. On Thursday, Trump and his senior national security adviser held their first meeting on Iran since the election, as part of their weekly intelligence briefing, two US officials said. “Now we'll make a decision,” Trump told reporters in the Oval Office. He added: “Are we going to take further crackdowns to ensure that Iran's nuclear program is completely over and that 'it will never happen again'?” He also said, “If I could, I wouldn't want to destroy the rest of this country, but maybe I'll have to do it. You'll know soon.”