The president castigated the reports, which detailed the risks his top military adviser has laid out regarding a potential operation.

General Caine warned Trump an attack on Iran would be "far more difficult" than the operation that captured Nicolas Maduro in Venezuela

President Donald Trump angrily lashed out at reports that US Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Dan Caine warned him and his advisors against striking Iran.

Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine has been advising President Trump and top officials that a military campaign against Iran could carry significant risks, in particular the possibility of becoming entangled in a prolonged conflict,

Trump dismisses media reports that General Daniel Caine warned him about the significant risks of a potential strike on Iran

Iran’s supreme leader is facing one of the most consequential decisions of his more than 30 years in power this week: strike a deal with President Trump to severely limit the country’s nuclear program or risk an all-out war with the United States and Israel.

Refuting some media reports, US President Donald Trump said that “everything that has been written about a potential War with Iran has been written incorrectly” and that if there is no deal, it will be “a very bad day for that country”.

As diplomatic efforts continue between Washington and Tehran, a new report suggests the United States could be preparing for a far more confrontational path if negotiations break down. According to The New York Times,