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U.S. launches new strikes and Trump threatens ‘massive attack’ as Iran widens war

The U.S. has launched a 13th consecutive night of strikes on Iran as Donald Trump weighs a 'massive attack' following a rejected cease-fire proposal.

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U.S. military strikes against Iran have continued for 13 consecutive nights. According to reports from The New York Times and CNN, these operations persist after Iran reportedly rejected a U.S. cease-fire proposal.

Coverage from Time Magazine emphasizes that Donald Trump is weighing a 'massive attack' in response to the rejected proposal. Additionally, IranWire reports that Trump intends for ship damage costs to be paid using frozen Iranian assets.

Future developments center on whether the U.S. will proceed with a larger-scale attack and the status of the rejected cease-fire negotiations.

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Quick answers

How many consecutive nights has the U.S. struck Iran?

The U.S. has conducted strikes for 13 consecutive nights.

How does Trump plan to cover the cost of ship damage?

He states that costs will be paid from frozen Iranian assets.

Why is the U.S. considering a 'massive attack'?

According to Time Magazine, this is being weighed because Iran rejected a cease-fire proposal.

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