Trump says with a nuclear deal and the reopening of Hormuz, another attack on Iran is very unlikely
In an interview with CNN, Donald Trump linked the likelihood of another attack on Iran to signing a very strong agreement and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, stating that if progress is made in this direction, an attack would be very unlikely. He simultaneously emphasized the U.S. military readiness by mentioning the presence of three aircraft carriers and claimed that the country could destroy 38 Iranian bridges within an hour. Trump also claimed that only 10% of Iran’s missile capacity and 15% of its drone capability remain, but added that an attack would most likely not be necessary because Tehran wants an agreement.