US President Donald Trump on Saturday said that the United States could strike Iran as soon as "tomorrow" or reach a "big, beautiful" agreement with Tehran as Americans prepare for the midterms.
US President Donald Trump ruled out a strike on Iran on October 25, even as tensions remain high and Washington weighs military and diplomatic options.
Trump on Saturday raised the prospect of another attack on Iran while also suggesting that a deal could be reached.
The United States could "absolutely" strike Iran as soon as this weekend, a US envoy said on Friday as President Donald Trump continues to ramp up his threats to Tehran.
US envoy Tom Barrack stated a US strike on Iran could happen as soon as this weekend, though Trump downplayed the remarks and denied knowing about it.
Trump's remark came after Tom Barrack, the US ambassador to Turkey and Washington's point man on Syria, said a strike against Iran this weekend was possible.
Barrack had said the United States could launch strikes against Iran as early as this weekend.
President Donald Trump stated the US may conduct another military operation against Iran as the ongoing war nears its eighth month and impacts fuel prices.
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