Trump calls Iran an 'imminent threat' to the US and its allies

Donald Trump has condemned Iran's 'vicious' leaders' 47-year 'campaign of bloodshed and mass murder' as he announces strikes on the country. The US President spoke via a video on Truth Social following a daylight missile attack, launched by the US and Israel on Iran. Trump vowed 'to raze [the country's] military industry to the ground as he stressed the region's terrorist proxies would be 'obliterated' and troops would face 'certain death' if they did not lay down their weapons. Iran had 'waged an unending campaign of bloodshed and mass murder', Trump said in his eight-minute-long address, while asserting his country would not tolerate 'mass terror'.