Iran operations are expected to last four to five weeks, according to US President Donald Trump, but he is ready “to go far longer than that.” Trump gave a speech at a White House ceremony on Monday. Trump threatened a new, “big wave” of assaults and stated that he is not ruling out sending US soldiers into Iran. The 79-year-old Republican, who has traditionally opposed US military involvement in the Middle East for decades, issued an order on Saturday to launch a full-scale war against Iran.
Trump declined to rule out sending ground forces, which would be significantly riskier in terms of potential losses, even though the assault has so far just been aircraft attacks by missiles and explosives.With regard to boots on the ground, I don’t have the yips,” Trump remarked, expressing fear with a golf phrase.”There will be no boots on the ground,” every president declares.”I don’t say it.” “I say ‘probably don’t need them,’ (or) ‘if they were necessary,'” he said in one of his many short interviews since beginning the Iran operation to the New York Post. Trump also mentioned what he claimed would be an intensification of the attack on Iran in an interview with CNN on Monday.
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