The United States has not yet fully unleashed its military capabilities against Iran, according to former President Donald Trump, who issued a strong warning late yesterday. In a message posted on his Truth Social platform, Trump suggested that further actions could soon target critical infrastructure, including bridges and power facilities.
His statement came just hours after he claimed that Iran’s tallest bridge had already been taken down, signaling what he described as only the beginning of a broader strategy. Trump emphasized that the US military has not yet started “destroying what’s left in Iran,” hinting at a possible escalation in operations.
Over the past month, Trump has consistently maintained that a significant portion of Iran’s key military assets has already been damaged or eliminated. However, his latest remarks point toward a shift in focus—moving beyond military targets to infrastructure that supports the nation’s functionality.
In his message, Trump also appeared to address Iran’s leadership directly, suggesting urgency in reaching a resolution. He implied that Iranian authorities understand the steps needed to move forward and urged swift action, likely referencing ongoing calls for a negotiated ceasefire between Tehran and Washington.
As tensions remain high, the situation continues to evolve, with global observers closely watching how both sides respond in the coming days.
