US President Trump says Iranians should rise up, but consequences are great; warns Iranians who protest will be immediately shot and killed by Iran
President Trump's comments highlight escalating tensions with Iran, emphasizing the risks that protestors face, which may lead to increased instability in the region.
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US President Trump says Iranians should rise up, but consequences are great; warns Iranians who protest will be immediately shot and killed by Iran
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- Reiterates that they cannot have a nuclear weapon.
- We have had a regime change.
- We did not do this for a regime change, dismisses claims he has no plan; but he will not share the plan with us.
- Asked about impact of Trump hitting Iran's power and energy facilities; says Iranian people are willing to suffer for freedom.
- Says Iranian citizens want the US to keep bombs coming.
Such rhetoric could impact oil prices and influence safe-haven assets like gold, as geopolitical risks tend to drive market volatility and sentiment. Additionally, the mention of nuclear weapons policy underscores ongoing U.S. foreign policy priorities that could further complicate international relations and market dynamics.
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