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Trump Seeks to Force Iran into Submission

US President Donald Trump has threatened to intensify pressure on Iran, warning that Washington would soon finish the remaining tasks against Tehran if the country does not change its position quickly. He made the remarks in a social media post expressing support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In the post, Trump claimed that Iran had been systematically weakened both militarily and financially. However, he said those measures were not enough to satisfy him. The US president warned that Washington would soon complete the remaining work unless Iran changed its stance.

Expressing support for Netanyahu, Trump said that if someone else were leading Israel, the United States would have had to carry out the task itself. He added that he was not interested in doing so personally.

Trump’s remarks underscored Washington’s hard-line position toward Iran and its continued support for Netanyahu’s leadership.

Netanyahu is expected to face re-election later this month. Trump’s public endorsement comes at a politically significant time for the Israeli prime minister, while also signalling Washington’s intention to maintain pressure on Tehran and push it to change its position.

However, Trump provided no detailed evidence in his post to substantiate his claim that Iran had been militarily and economically devastated. The international community is now watching for Tehran’s response to the latest warning.

Source: Dawn

Trump Seeks to Force Iran into Submission

Update Time: 10:48:13 pm, Sunday, 18 October 2026

US President Donald Trump has threatened to intensify pressure on Iran, warning that Washington would soon finish the remaining tasks against Tehran if the country does not change its position quickly. He made the remarks in a social media post expressing support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In the post, Trump claimed that Iran had been systematically weakened both militarily and financially. However, he said those measures were not enough to satisfy him. The US president warned that Washington would soon complete the remaining work unless Iran changed its stance.

Expressing support for Netanyahu, Trump said that if someone else were leading Israel, the United States would have had to carry out the task itself. He added that he was not interested in doing so personally.

Trump’s remarks underscored Washington’s hard-line position toward Iran and its continued support for Netanyahu’s leadership.

Netanyahu is expected to face re-election later this month. Trump’s public endorsement comes at a politically significant time for the Israeli prime minister, while also signalling Washington’s intention to maintain pressure on Tehran and push it to change its position.

However, Trump provided no detailed evidence in his post to substantiate his claim that Iran had been militarily and economically devastated. The international community is now watching for Tehran’s response to the latest warning.

Source: Dawn