Trump says on Iran he "would not hesitate" if circumstances require

On Friday Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said it launched drones that struck a U.S. radar installation in Bahrain, claiming the attack was retaliation for a recent American strike on a communications tower in Sirik; U.S. Central Command reported intercepting the drones, said no personnel were harmed and disputed Tehran's account of damage. The incident follows a series of U.S. strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz and a rise in vessel attacks in the waterway. President Donald Trump, responding to episode, posted on Truth Social that a deal with Iran is no longer needed, assigned Vice President JD Vance to focus on a domestic anti‑fraud effort, and told broadcaster Hugh Hewitt he would act without hesitation if circumstances required. Iranian officials later said the nation describes its situation as one without a state of war or peace.