Washington, United States. President Donald Trump on April 7 said the United States will carry out the largest volume of strikes so far under Operation Fury on Monday unless Iran accepts a deal, warning Iran to 'choose wisely' during a White House press briefing. The remarks this week included sharp criticism of NATO and allies for not assisting, a declaration that US forces might seize Iranian oil as wartime spoils, and prompted diplomatic attention ahead of an expected visit by NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte to Washington in coming days.
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The US administration positioned itself to seek strategic and economic gains, including potential control over Iranian oil and enhanced leverage in the region, which could benefit US geopolitical and commercial interests if actions proceed as stated.
Regional stability, NATO cohesion, and diplomatic relations with key US allies suffered strains as a result of public US criticism and plans for intensified strikes; Iran faces increased military threat and potential loss of resources and territory.
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Trump Warns More Strikes, Criticizes NATO, Eyes Oil
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