'Bridges next, then electric power plants': Trump says US 'hasn't even started destroying what's left in Iran'
US President Donald Trump has warned that the US military has not yet begun destroying what's left in Iran, targeting bridges and electric power plants next. Intelligence assessments suggest that Iran still retains a substantial portion of its missile-launching capability, despite Trump's claims of a decisive blow.
US President Donald Trump warned that the US military has not yet begun destroying what's left in Iran. He targeted bridges and electric power plants next. Trump claimed that Iran's navy was gone, its air force was in ruins, and its leaders were dead. However, intelligence assessments paint a different picture. Iran still has a substantial portion of its missile-launching capability intact. Nearly half of Iran's missile launchers remain undamaged, and thousands of one-way attack drones are still operational.
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