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US Troops to Be Ready for Strikes on Iran Starting From Saturday: Reports
US Troops to Be Ready for Strikes on Iran Starting From Saturday: Reports
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The US troops will be ready for possible strikes on Iran starting from Saturday, the CBS News broadcaster reported. 19.02.2026, Sputnik India
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US President Donald Trump has not decided on whether the strikes would be carried out, according to CBS News.The latest talks between Washington and Tehran over the Iranian nuclear program took place in Geneva on Tuesday. The US delegation was led by presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, while Iran was represented by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.On February 4, Trump said that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei "should be very worried," threatening to do "very bad things" to Iran if it decides to resume its nuclear program at new facilities.In January, Trump said a "massive armada" was heading toward Iran, adding that he hoped Tehran would agree to negotiate and sign a "fair and equitable" deal involving the complete abandonment of nuclear weapons.
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US Troops to Be Ready for Strikes on Iran Starting From Saturday: Reports
The US troops will be ready for possible strikes on Iran starting from Saturday, the CBS News broadcaster reported.
US President Donald Trump has not decided on whether the strikes would be carried out, according to CBS News.
The latest talks between Washington and Tehran over the Iranian nuclear program took place in Geneva on Tuesday. The US delegation was led by presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, while Iran was represented by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
On February 4, Trump said that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei "should be very worried," threatening to do "very bad things" to Iran if it decides to resume its nuclear program at new facilities.
In January, Trump said a "massive armada" was heading toward Iran, adding that he hoped Tehran would agree to negotiate and sign a "fair and equitable" deal involving the complete abandonment of nuclear weapons.
