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Trump Threatens to Strike Iran 'Very Hard Tonight' and Seize Oil Infrastructure

Score 9.8/10 · Civilization · World · 5 sources · June 11, 2026
Trump Threatens to Strike Iran 'Very Hard Tonight' and Seize Oil Infrastructure

President Donald Trump issued a threat on Thursday, stating that the United States would strike Iran 'very hard tonight' and eventually take control of Iran's oil and gas infrastructure, including Kharg Island. The statement, posted on social media, claimed that Iran's military capabilities have been largely destroyed. This escalation follows heightened tensions between the two nations, with the U.S. having previously conducted strikes against Iranian targets. Trump's remarks suggest a potential immediate military action and a long-term strategy to dominate Iran's energy sector, similar to the U.S. approach in Venezuela. No official response from Iran has been reported yet.

Global Impact

Economically, a U.S. strike on Iran would likely cause a sharp spike in oil prices, potentially triggering a global recession if sustained above $100/barrel. Politically, it would further destabilize the Middle East, straining U.S.-Iran relations and possibly drawing in regional proxies.

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  • CNN Brasil
  • Dnes.bg
  • Blikk
  • Globo
  • biziday.ro

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