On April 15, U.S. President Trump stated in an interview aired on the same day that he believes the war with Iran is 'coming to an end,' but also warned that it could last until the midterm elections in November. Trump reiterated his threat to attack Iranian civilian infrastructure, while expressing hope that 'it won't escalate to that point.' (CCTV)
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Trump Again Threatens to Attack Iranian Civilian Infrastructure
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