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There will be no peace until one side is utterly defeated. Although U.S intervention was unjust, now it has started, all other countries should joint forces to make Iran surrender. This way IMHO, is the lesser of two evils.

Trump Says US May Target New Parts of Iran in Escalating War

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The attacks will continue “until they surrender or, more likely, completely collapse!”The post came after Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian vowed not to back down as Tehran maintained missile strikes on Israel and Gulf states hosting American military forces. “The idea that we would surrender unconditionally — they must take such a dream to the grave,” he said in a speech.Pezeshkian — who sits on the three-man interim leadership council after US and Israeli strikes killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Feb. 28 — said he’s told the military not to attack any nation that isn’t striking the Islamic Republic. He apologized to neighboring countries, without being specific, calling them “our brothers.”<img src=\"https://community-static.tradeup.com/news/cdc49928193594d545f6b64f36dda452\" tg-width=\"511\" tg-height=\"393\"/>The conciliatory language wasn’t backed by action, as Iran launched drones and missiles at Qatar and Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates said it continued to fend off projectiles. Kuwait, OPEC’s fifth-biggest producer, reduced oil and refinery production, citing the “ongoing aggression by the Islamic Republic of Iran.”Later Saturday, a spokesman for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps told state TV that Iran is “fully prepared to continue an intense, all-out war at the current rhythm for at least for six months.”Saudi Arabia intercepted drones that were heading toward a major oil field, the latest energy asset to be targeted in a conflict that’s triggered a surge in crude and gas prices. Dubai and Abu Dhabi also posted warnings about incoming Iranian drone and missile strikes, with one person killed by “debris from an aerial interception,” according to Dubai’s government.Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’s president, made a rare public appearance to warn Iran not to attack it. “The UAE has thick skin and bitter flesh — we are no easy prey,” he said.Trump said the US is giving “serious consideration for complete destruction and certain death, because of Iran’s bad behavior” to “areas and groups of people that were not considered for targeting up until this moment in time.” He seized on Pezeshkian’s apology, saying he was forced into it by “the relentless U.S. and Israeli attack.”Later Saturday, Trump told reporters on Air Force One that there would have to be a “very good reason” for the US to deploy ground troops to Iran, adding that Iranian forces would likely have to be so decimated they wouldn’t be able to resist. The US president also said he had ruled out the idea of armed Kurdish forces entering Iran to join the fight.Trump added that the war would continue “for a little while” and that oil prices would come back down. “This is a minor excursion,” he said as he flew back to Florida from a military ceremony for the return of six fallen US soldiers, who were killed in the first two days of fighting.Iranian media, including the semi-official Jamaran news agency, were quick to interpret Trump’s earlier post as a threat to civilians. So far, US and Israeli attacks appear to have focused on military and government sites rather than a full-scale bombing of cities and infrastructure.Iran has still reported at least 1,332 people killed in the war so far, alongside widespread destruction.The exchange came a week after the US and Israel began striking the Islamic Republic in a war that shows no sign of letting up. The conflict has disrupted global supply chains and stoked fears of a new inflation crisis, while more than a dozen countries have been sucked into the fray.German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned the US and Israel against waging an “endless war” that could lead to the disintegration of Iran, a new migration crisis in Europe and lasting economic damage. Saudi Arabia stepped up direct engagement with Tehran in a bid to de-escalate tensions, according to several European officials.Iran’s Assembly of Experts plans to hold a session to elect a new supreme leader within the next 24 hours, Iran’s semi-official Fars reported. Mojtaba Khamenei, the slain leader’s second-oldest son, is in the running.The Trump administration pushed back against worries around surging energy costs as a result of the war, with US gasoline prices rising to the highest since September 2024. US crude futures ended the week above $90 a barrel — more than $20 higher than last Friday — and notched the biggest weekly percentage gain on record in data going back to the 1980s.Both United Arab Emirates and Kuwait started reducing oil production, responding to the near-closure of the crucial Strait of Hormuz. Prices for liquefied natural gas have also surged after Qatar, one of the world’s biggest producers of the fuel, was forced to shut a major plant.Shipping through Hormuz — a critical chokepoint for global oil and gas flows — remains at a near-total halt and energy exporters are scrambling for routes out of the region.“Oil prices would likely exceed $100 next week if no signs of solutions emerge by then,” Goldman Sachs analysts including Daan Struyven wrote on Friday. There’s a risk that 2008 and 2022 peaks could be exceeded, especially for refined products, if flows through the strait remain depressed through March, they said.Iran on Friday warned that it would strike US- and Israel-linked ships in the strait. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is diverting millions of barrels of crude to a port on its Red Sea coast, helping the world’s top exporter maintain some supplies.Gulf states “did not choose this war,” Khalaf Al Habtoor, a Dubai billionaire and hotel tycoon, posted on X on Saturday, reflecting a broad pushback against the conflict around the region. “We will not accept our homelands being turned into a battleground.”With no clear timeline for the end of military operations, countries in Europe and Asia have been moving to bolster the region’s defenses. NATO said it was boosting its missile defense posture following the downing on Wednesday of an Iranian missile heading toward Turkish airspace.Airlines remain hamstrung by the conflict, with the number of canceled flights to Middle East hubs surpassing 27,000 since fighting began. 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The attacks will continue “until they surrender or, more likely, completely collapse!”The post came after Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian vowed not to back down as Tehran maintained missile strikes on Israel and Gulf states hosting American military forces. “The idea that we would surrender unconditionally — they must take such a dream to the grave,” he said in a speech.Pezeshkian — who sits on the three-man interim leadership council after US and Israeli strikes killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Feb. 28 — said he’s told the military not to attack any nation that isn’t striking the Islamic Republic. He apologized to neighboring countries, without being specific, calling them “our brothers.”The conciliatory language wasn’t backed by action, as Iran launched drones and missiles at Qatar and Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates said it continued to fend off projectiles. Kuwait, OPEC’s fifth-biggest producer, reduced oil and refinery production, citing the “ongoing aggression by the Islamic Republic of Iran.”Later Saturday, a spokesman for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps told state TV that Iran is “fully prepared to continue an intense, all-out war at the current rhythm for at least for six months.”Saudi Arabia intercepted drones that were heading toward a major oil field, the latest energy asset to be targeted in a conflict that’s triggered a surge in crude and gas prices. Dubai and Abu Dhabi also posted warnings about incoming Iranian drone and missile strikes, with one person killed by “debris from an aerial interception,” according to Dubai’s government.Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’s president, made a rare public appearance to warn Iran not to attack it. “The UAE has thick skin and bitter flesh — we are no easy prey,” he said.Trump said the US is giving “serious consideration for complete destruction and certain death, because of Iran’s bad behavior” to “areas and groups of people that were not considered for targeting up until this moment in time.” He seized on Pezeshkian’s apology, saying he was forced into it by “the relentless U.S. and Israeli attack.”Later Saturday, Trump told reporters on Air Force One that there would have to be a “very good reason” for the US to deploy ground troops to Iran, adding that Iranian forces would likely have to be so decimated they wouldn’t be able to resist. The US president also said he had ruled out the idea of armed Kurdish forces entering Iran to join the fight.Trump added that the war would continue “for a little while” and that oil prices would come back down. “This is a minor excursion,” he said as he flew back to Florida from a military ceremony for the return of six fallen US soldiers, who were killed in the first two days of fighting.Iranian media, including the semi-official Jamaran news agency, were quick to interpret Trump’s earlier post as a threat to civilians. So far, US and Israeli attacks appear to have focused on military and government sites rather than a full-scale bombing of cities and infrastructure.Iran has still reported at least 1,332 people killed in the war so far, alongside widespread destruction.The exchange came a week after the US and Israel began striking the Islamic Republic in a war that shows no sign of letting up. The conflict has disrupted global supply chains and stoked fears of a new inflation crisis, while more than a dozen countries have been sucked into the fray.German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned the US and Israel against waging an “endless war” that could lead to the disintegration of Iran, a new migration crisis in Europe and lasting economic damage. Saudi Arabia stepped up direct engagement with Tehran in a bid to de-escalate tensions, according to several European officials.Iran’s Assembly of Experts plans to hold a session to elect a new supreme leader within the next 24 hours, Iran’s semi-official Fars reported. Mojtaba Khamenei, the slain leader’s second-oldest son, is in the running.The Trump administration pushed back against worries around surging energy costs as a result of the war, with US gasoline prices rising to the highest since September 2024. US crude futures ended the week above $90 a barrel — more than $20 higher than last Friday — and notched the biggest weekly percentage gain on record in data going back to the 1980s.Both United Arab Emirates and Kuwait started reducing oil production, responding to the near-closure of the crucial Strait of Hormuz. Prices for liquefied natural gas have also surged after Qatar, one of the world’s biggest producers of the fuel, was forced to shut a major plant.Shipping through Hormuz — a critical chokepoint for global oil and gas flows — remains at a near-total halt and energy exporters are scrambling for routes out of the region.“Oil prices would likely exceed $100 next week if no signs of solutions emerge by then,” Goldman Sachs analysts including Daan Struyven wrote on Friday. There’s a risk that 2008 and 2022 peaks could be exceeded, especially for refined products, if flows through the strait remain depressed through March, they said.Iran on Friday warned that it would strike US- and Israel-linked ships in the strait. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is diverting millions of barrels of crude to a port on its Red Sea coast, helping the world’s top exporter maintain some supplies.Gulf states “did not choose this war,” Khalaf Al Habtoor, a Dubai billionaire and hotel tycoon, posted on X on Saturday, reflecting a broad pushback against the conflict around the region. “We will not accept our homelands being turned into a battleground.”With no clear timeline for the end of military operations, countries in Europe and Asia have been moving to bolster the region’s defenses. NATO said it was boosting its missile defense posture following the downing on Wednesday of an Iranian missile heading toward Turkish airspace.Airlines remain hamstrung by the conflict, with the number of canceled flights to Middle East hubs surpassing 27,000 since fighting began. 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