Donald Trump ‘considering nuking Iran’ as ‘no options off the table’ | World | News
Donald Trump reportedly did not initiate tactical nuclear weapons from the “table” in Iran because the United States continued to weigh his military participation in the war with Israel. Guardian said on Wednesday that there is a “deep debate” about the effectiveness of Nuclear Bunker Buster “bombs, which are designed to achieve underground targets to destroy Iran’s Fordow Nuclear Research Facility in the White House. Two defense officials said to the newspaper that Donald Trump’s proposal to use nuclear weapons “did not think”, although the guns doubted whether the weapons will effectively target the facility, which is thought to be about 800 meters on a mountain.
However, FOX News’s political correspondent Jaqui Heinrich said that such reports were “wrong” and “Bunker Busters said that there is no doubt about the effectiveness of the site in Fordow,” he said. [including tactical nukes] The US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed that it directed “the deployment of additional capabilities” to the Middle East to “improve our defense stance in the region”.
The use of US nuclear weapons in Iran, II. During World War II, Hiroshima and Nagasaki would have marked the country’s first war time since the controversial atomic bombings.
Trump said he would decide whether he would directly involve the US in the next two weeks in the conflict of Iran -Israel – but Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchi warned that the American participation in the war on Saturday would be “very dangerous for everyone”.
“I will decide whether it will be a significant negotiation with Iran in the near future, based on the fact that there is a significant negotiation with Iran in the near future, Tr Trump will decide whether or not.”
“If there is a chance for diplomacy, the President will always catch him, but he is not afraid to use force,” Leavitt added.
More than 700 people were killed in Iran, more than 2,500 wounded, because when Israel air strikes targeted nuclear and military areas throughout the country on June 13, at least 24 deaths in Israel and hundreds of wounded in Israel after retaliation attacks.
The Israeli army said that Iran has hit a nuclear facility in Isfahan on Saturday, as part of Iran’s Nuclear Program campaign – Iran forces launched a “small dam” of drones and missiles in Israel in response.
Although Iran has long claimed that the nuclear program has been peaceful and civilian purposes, some of them – including Israel, the country has developed nuclear weapons, and the enrichment of uranium up to 60%claimed that it was only 90%below.
Israel is believed to have a nuclear arsenal, but he did not accept or confirm the truth, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised to continue to target Iran to eliminate what he described as a “existential threat”.
