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Donald Trump, the leader of the United States, announced that it is America's turn to retaliate and ordered the US military to launch a new wave of attacks on Iran. Foreign news agencies reported that the US has launched a new round of military operations, attacking targets in Iran in response to the attack on US military bases in the Middle East earlier this week. President Donald Trump, the leader of the United States, stated that he would deal heavily with the Tehran government. Meanwhile, the US military's Central Command, or CENTCOM, issued a statement saying that this military operation aims to respond to Iran's threats and attacks targeting US bases in the Middle East, which many news reports indicated occurred in Jordan. A few hours before the attack, President Trump revealed to reporters in the Oval Office that it was America's turn to retaliate. At the same time, Iranian local media confirmed the occurrence of strong explosions along the southern coast of the country. This new outbreak of conflict occurred after Donald Trump, under the leadership of the United States, announced a suspension of attacks on Iran last Friday. This followed nearly two weeks of continuous military operations. Although the US President stated that the pause was to open channels for negotiation with the Tehran government, reports from many media outlets indicated that it was due to the US military's dwindling ammunition supplies. This means that after Trump announced a ceasefire two weeks ago, last week he announced a ceasefire, and now he is attacking again. The reason given is that negotiations are not progressing. >> I'm also confused, he gives interviews that are not consistent. >> Stop, shoot, stop, shoot, many times. >> Reading the news every day, it's not the same every day. Sometimes they open channels for negotiation, sometimes they stop shooting, and then they start shooting again. >> This seems like they intentionally want to confuse people and make them unable to figure out their strategy. >> Yes, reporters and analysts believe that the ceasefire, the pause, might not have been to open channels for negotiation, but to accumulate forces because the US ammunition supplies are dwindling. >> Daily News digital newspaper, only 289 baht per month. Subscribe here at Daily News Online. [Music]