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Trump outlines plans for potential strikes on Iranian infrastructure

President Donald Trump announced plans to target Iranian power infrastructure if negotiations do not proceed. In an interview, he indicated that U.S. strikes would continue until Iran agrees to peace talks, while suggesting that ground troops may not be necessary. Trump also mentioned ongoing communications with Iran regarding a potential deal.

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President Donald Trump stated on July 14, 2026, that he intends to target Iranian power plants and bridges in the upcoming weeks, while suggesting that any ground campaign would likely not involve U.S. troops. In an interview with Fox News, Trump discussed the ongoing conflict with Iran, which escalated following a ceasefire agreement that collapsed after Iran's strikes on commercial ships. He indicated that if Iran does not negotiate peace, U.S. strikes would continue daily, with specific emphasis on energy targets. Trump mentioned that while he sees U.S. objectives as being 'completed,' he would not dismiss the possibility of a ground operation if necessary. He also noted that U.S. representatives had communicated with Iran shortly before the interview, urging them to reach a deal, while emphasizing the importance of protecting civilians during military actions.

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Trump vows to hit ‘all’ Iranian power plants, says ‘other people’ will lead ground campaign

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Trump outlines plans for potential strikes on Iranian infrastructure