US President Donald Trump speaks with reporters on Saturday.
\n\nUS President Donald Trump on Saturday said the United States could launch fresh strikes against Iran as soon as "tomorrow" or reach an agreement with Tehran, insisting that any deal must permanently prevent the country from developing a nuclear weapon.
\n\nThe US military has drawn up options for potential attacks after the 3 November midterm elections, according to a report by The Hill, raising the prospect of renewed military action after more than eight months of conflict.
\n\n"There's a possibility I will. There's also a possibility we'll have a nice big beautiful agreement," Trump told reporters on Saturday when asked whether he would attack Iran. "Do you really think I'm going to tell you if I'm going to do it?" he added.
\n\nTrump said Iranian leaders wanted an agreement but questioned whether they would honour it. "They want to make a deal. But the problem is, will they hold the deal?" he said.
\n\nThe President argued that ending the military campaign after US B-2 bomber strikes in 2025 would have allowed Iran to rebuild its nuclear capabilities and eventually develop a weapon.
\n\n"I've got to make it permanent. That's the only…
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