‘Something big is on its way': Trump's Tehran evacuation post on Truth Social
Sky News host Paul Murray discusses whether the United States will intervene in the Middle East conflict amid US President Donald Trump's evacuation warning on the social media platform Truth Social.
'If you're in Tehran, get out of the way,' Mr Murray paraphrased from the President's post.
'It is virtually impossible for all of those people to get out before whatever is about to happen is about to happen.
'Something big is on its way.'
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