Trump denies wanting war or regime change after ‘Operation Midnight Hammer’ attack on Iran
Donald Trump’s administration “does not seek war” and does not try to create a regime change, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth claimed the President after giving the President of Iran a striking attack.
When the world’s three nuclear areas hugs on hidden bombardments – Operation operation Midnight Hammer – President Trump claimed that Iran’s chances of having a nuclear weapon has completely destroyed ”.
However, despite Hegseth’s comments on Sunday, attacks encouraged Britain and others to regulate return flights between all fear of war for citizens from Israel, Iran and the surrounding countries.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced on Monday that he would fly to Moscow for meetings with Vladimir Putin. Meanwhile, Iran left another missile threshold in Israel, while the US allies stocked the latest international turmoil tour.
The methods that seem to have been kept hidden from all of Mr. Trump, except for a close inner circle, were condemned by the UN secretary Sereral Antonio Guterres.
“I am greatly concerned about the use of force against Iran today. This is already a dangerous rise in a region and a direct threat to international peace and security.”
The attack arrived, although Mr. Trump guaranteed that he was looking for an exit for other G7 leaders in Canada last week.
British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer held an emergency Cobra meeting with the senior members of the government in London, but supported the sudden movement of the president. A similar security meeting took place in France under the chairmanship of President Emmanuel Macron.
The duo also joined the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in his joint call between England, France and Germany. British Foreign Minister David Lammy sought other allies.
However, Mr. Hegseth admitted that the attack information was held to a very small group in the administration and that the leaders of the Allies were told only on their way home.
On a drama day, the US Defense Secretary appeared at a press conference in the Pentagon with the joint Chief of General Staff General Dan Caine.
Trying to soothe anger among Trump’s right -wing maga base, Mr. Hegseth praised the president’s “brilliant leadership ..
“President Trump’s operation was brave and bright, and shows that American deterrence has returned to the world. When this president speaks, the world should listen.”
His operation was “planned for weeks” with Stealth B-2 bombardment planes and the “deliberate deception ı used to get away from the hammer operation at midnight.
This was actually part of Deception of Mr. Trump to accept the rise at the G7 Summit last week and to return to Iran for two weeks to return to negotiations on Friday.
US strikes include 14 shelter bombs, more than two dozens of Tomahawk missiles and more than 125 military planes.
However, despite a surprise attack on the nuclear areas of Iran, Mr. Hegseth insisted that America insisted that America is not a “war -not -seeking ve and rejected that it was a desire to force the regime change.
Mr. Hegset said that it is important to indicate that US strikes do not target Iranian troops or Iranian people, and an effort to indicate that they do not want to retaliate to the American targets in the region.
The operation has been pushing the Middle East to the brink of a new conflict in an open zone for more than 20 months with wars in Gaza and Lebanon and a dictator overturned in Syria.
“Iran’s nuclear ambitions were destroyed,” he said.
US Vice President JD Vance reiterated the message in a broadcast interview and described it as an an incredibly targeted attack ,, but admitted that it was a “incredibly sensitive moment”.
The authority added that Iran would be the “the most stupid thing in the world ve and would be ıl overwhelming force”.
Tehran added the advice and added: “If the Iranians are smart, they will look in the mirror and say, ‘Maybe we are not so good in this warfare, let’s give peace to peace, leave our nuclear weapon program and make some smart decisions’.
Previously, the Iranian regime promised revenge and accused America of violating international law.
Iran President Masoud Pesshkian said: “This aggression showed that the US is the primary provocative of the hostile actions of the Zionist regime against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
“Although they initially tried to reject their roles, they were inevitably forced to enter the field after the stable and deterrent reaction of our armed forces and the clear inadequacy of the Zionist regime.”
Foreign Minister Araghchi announced that he would personally ask Russia for help.
“We enjoy a strategic partnership and we always consult each other and coordinate our positions,” he said.
The attack pleased Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who launched a military action against Iran more than a week ago, and claimed that it was days away from nuclear weapons.
“Congratulations, President Trump,” he said. “Your decision to target Iran’s nuclear facilities with the great and honest power of the United States will change the date. History will record that President Trump is the world’s most dangerous regime to reject the world’s most dangerous weapons.”
A Israeli official suggested that Iran has sufficient uranium in nine nuclear bombs and could turn it into a weapon class in a few days ”.
Former United Kingdom Security Minister Tom Tugendhat pointed out that if Iran had succeeded, he could hit London with nuclear armed ballistic missiles.
However, the leftist deputies in the UK, including the independent former workers’ deputy Zarah, accused the United States of “temperature” and Britain of Britain for “American Blood”.
Sir Keir supported the raid by saying that Iran should never be allowed nuclear weapons ”.
“Iran’s nuclear program is a serious threat to international security.
“The situation in the Middle East remains variable and the stability in the region is a priority. We call on Iran to return to the negotiation table and reach a diplomatic solution to end this crisis.”
