Outfront next. Breaking news. Trump just returning from his China trip and sources tell CNN

he's closer to launching more strikes in Iran. We are live at the White House and in Tehran.

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Let's go out front.

Good evening to you. I'm Sarah Seider. In for Aaron Burnett. Out front tonight, breaking news.

Donald Trump moving closer to ordering strikes on Iran. Our White House correspondent Elena

Trine has learned this. Source is telling her that before Trump left for Beijing to meet with President

Xi Jinping, he was closer to moving ahead with plans to strike Iran than he had been in weeks.

Trump arriving at the White House just a short time ago, facing pointed questions about

where his war in Iran stands after 77 days. Even Trump-friendly Fox News

asked this tough question. So why are we where we are? Did you underestimate the pain

tolerance that Iran has? I didn't underestimate anything. We hit them unbelievably hard.

Look, we left their bridges.

We left their electricity capacity.

We can knock that all out in two days, two days, everything.

We left Carg Island other than, I said, hit it except for the valves where the oil comes out.

Over the now months of this war, the U.S. has hit Iran hard. According to the Pentagon, more than 13,000 targets were hit. But despite the onslaught, more than 60% of Iran's missile launchers are

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