Trump considers new strikes on Iranian infrastructure amid delayed deal: report

U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly considering additional military strikes targeting Iran’s infrastructure.

According to a telephone interview cited by Fox News, Trump indicated that he could authorize new attacks on Iranian power plants and bridges, arguing that Iran is delaying efforts to reach an agreement.

Earlier, Trump posted a statement on his social media platform, Truth Social, claiming that Iran’s military had been completely devastated.

He stated that major components of the country's armed forces, including its navy and air force, had effectively ceased to exist and had been decisively defeated.

Trump further asserted that Iran continues to make statements without taking meaningful action, describing the country as a destabilizing force in the Middle East that has now been neutralized.

The U.S. President also said that Iran had waited too long to negotiate what he described as a potentially beneficial agreement and warned that the country would now have to face the consequences of that delay.