Trump says US will continue strikes on Iran until it 'has no choice but to back down'

WASHINGTON, United States — WASHINGTON — US President Donald Trump said Friday that American strikes on Iran would continue, telling Fox News that operations against Tehran were proceeding as planned and that there was "nothing else to do but keep winning." He added that sustained military pressure would eventually force Iran to step back. Trump's remarks come amid renewed friction between Washington and Tehran, following months of heightened military and diplomatic tensions across the Middle East. The president's comments suggest his administration is maintaining its harder line against Iran over its nuclear program and regional activities. Iran has not publicly responded to Trump's latest statement. The two countries have traded sanctions, military deployments and diplomatic warnings in recent months, raising the risk of further escalation. No timeline was given for the strikes or for any potential de-escalation.