Trump: Tonight's bombing of Iran will be on a larger scale; Iran is finished.
Svmuu reported that during an interview with Fox News, U.S. President Trump stated that Iran is negotiating with the U.S. to reach an agreement and is proud of this. He said, "I want to reach a deal now. However, compared to three or four weeks ago, I am less inclined to make a deal with Iran now. I have always leaned towards seizing Kharg Island, but I'm not sure if the U.S. has the appetite for that. I am reluctant to attack Iran's bridges and power plants, because then people won't have access to tap water, and I don't want that. There will be more bombing of Iran tonight, on a larger and more powerful scale. Iran is finished." (Jin Shi)
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