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Trump claims US ready to strike Iran at any moment

Donald Trump said the US is prepared for a new attack on Iran following the destruction of armaments.

2 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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President Donald Trump stated that the US is ready to attack Iran 'at any moment.' This declaration comes amid heightened hostilities between the two countries, marking the end of a month-long truce.

According to Trump, attacks carried out last night resulted in the destruction of Iranian missiles and radars located near the Strait of Hormuz. This action is part of an escalation in tensions between Washington and Tehran, with both sides accusing each other of aggression and disrespecting previous agreements.

The situation in the Middle East has been deteriorating, especially in recent weeks, with several military operations and retaliations occurring in succession. Trump's indication that the US is prepared for further military actions suggests a significant increase in tensions in the region.

The dynamics of US-Iran relations have been volatile, particularly since the end of a recent truce. Iranian officials, for their part, have expressed concern regarding US actions and their potential consequences for regional security.

In addition to the statements about Iran, other political issues are being discussed, such as the censure motion from Chega in Portugal. Reports indicate that political parties are preparing meetings to decide on the date of the vote for this motion, which could have significant implications for the Portuguese political landscape.

Reactions to Trump's statements continue to evolve, with analysts closely monitoring the situation. The imminence of new attacks and their consequences remain at the center of discussions in political and military circles.

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