Trump warns Iran fighting may continue after attack on US forces
What's new: Trump said he is losing confidence in nuclear talks after Iran's missile strike on US forces in Jordan broke a brief pause in fighting.
President Donald Trump said Friday that fighting between the United States and Iran may continue, signaling a longer conflict after Iran launched missiles earlier this week at US forces in Jordan. Speaking during a Cabinet meeting at Camp David, Maryland, Trump said he was losing confidence in Iranian negotiators and suggested Tehran would keep attacking until its military capacity weakens further. The remarks pointed to fading prospects for a renewed deal after a multiday pause in hostilities collapsed. Fox News reported the United States struck dozens of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targets two days earlier, including command centers, missile and drone facilities, coastal defenses and maritime assets.