Trump threatens Iran with revenge: “Pay many times over”

Against the background of the recent escalation im Iran war has US President Donald Trump dem Iran with special harsh retaliation threatened. “Every time Iran kills an American soldier, it becomes that one Pay death many times over!”, he wrote on Truth Social. Among other things, he was US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and Chief of General Staff Dan Caine instructed accordingly – the president left it open what exactly the military should do on Trump’s orders.

Three US soldiers die after Iranian fire

Over the weekend, the US military had the first time since the early days of the Iran War Death of three more US soldiers announced after Iranian shelling. Two of them died on Friday during an operation in Jordan as US forces and allies defended themselves against Iranian missile and drone attacks. A third died in a “controlled” explosion of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian disposable drone. The officially known number of military personnel who died in the Iran War rises to 17.

The US military recently attacked targets in the Islamic Republic for the ninth night in a row. Tehran reported explosions in several parts of the country and responded again with retaliatory attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait.

Trump rules out Netanyahu’s arrest in the US

As Trump also posted on Truth Social, he is closing one arrest the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while visiting the USA. Under no circumstances will the head of government be arrested there, Trump said on his online platform.

The New York mayor Zohran Mamdani said in a New York Times video podcast broadcast on Saturday that the city’s legal department was examining such an approach. Mamdani described Netanyahu as a war criminal who belongs before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.

Netanyahu traditionally travels to the UN General Assembly in New York in September. The ICC has issued an arrest warrant against him for alleged war crimes in the Gaza Strip. Israel rejects the court’s jurisdiction and denies the allegations.

By Editor