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Trump Vows Severe Response Against Iran Amid Escalating Tensions

  Two F/A-18 Super Hornets launch from the flight deck of the US Navy Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in support of the Operation Epic Fury attack on Iran. U.S. President Donald Trump declared on Saturday that Iran would be “hit very hard,” signaling a potential expansion of military targets as regional conflict intensifies. In a post on Truth Social, Trump said he was considering widening the areas and groups “under serious consideration for complete destruction and certain death,” citing what he called Iran’s continued “bad behavior.”  Trump also claimed that Iran had apologized to its Middle Eastern neighbors for recent strikes—an action he framed as a surrender—though he provided no additional details. The warning comes as U.S. and Israeli operations against Iran enter a heightened phase, with American bombers arriving in the U.K. in preparation for possible missions “within the next few days.” The situation remains fluid as both sides exchange threats...

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Montreal Anti-NATO Protest Turns Violent, Three Arrested

 

A demonstration against NATO in Montreal escalated into violence on Thursday, leading to the arrest of three individuals. Protesters, rallying against Canada’s involvement in the military alliance, clashed with police in the downtown area after the initially peaceful march took a confrontational turn.

Authorities reported that some demonstrators threw projectiles and vandalized property, prompting police to deploy tear gas and disperse the crowd. "While most attendees were peaceful, a small group engaged in unlawful acts, forcing us to intervene," said a spokesperson for the Montreal Police.

The protest was organized by a coalition of anti-war groups criticizing NATO's role in global conflicts and demanding that Canada reduce its military spending. Activists have called for the government to redirect funds toward social programs and domestic priorities instead.

The arrested individuals face charges ranging from mischief to assaulting a peace officer. No serious injuries were reported, but tensions remain high as organizers plan to continue their demonstrations in the coming weeks.


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