United States ruler Donald Trump has just issued a fresh nuclear threat to Iran. He warned that Iran’s nuclear sites could be bombed again if it resumes uranium enrichment.
Over 200 Israeli Warplanes Used Against Iran, Trump Warns ‘More Brutal’ Attacks Coming Without Nuclear Deal
Israel carried out a series of strikes against Iran in June, after claiming Tehran was nearing completion of a nuclear weapon. This is an accusation Israeli officials have been making for decades. The rulers of Israel have continued to be brazen despite the IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) and U.S. intelligence having failed to find evidence that Iran was developing a nuclear weapon. For its part, Iran insists its nuclear program is for “peaceful purposes.”
After Israel attacked Iran, the U.S. joined forces, targeting Iran’s facilities at Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. The strikes reportedly caused severe damage to Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and killed dozens, including nuclear scientists and military personnel.
Iran Will NOT End Its Nuclear Program And Is Ready For WAR
Trump responded on Sunday, calling Iran’s stance “stupid” and issuing a threat of further strikes. “We wiped out their nuclear possibilities. They can start again. If they do, we’ll wipe it out faster than you can wave your finger at it,” he said.
Iran has denied any allegations of building a nuclear weapon. Last week, while speaking to Fox News, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi made clear that Iran would not abandon its nuclear program; however, he called enrichment an achievement of Iranian scientists and a matter of “national pride.”
“We are ready to do any confidence-building measure needed to prove that Iran’s nuclear program is peaceful and would remain peaceful forever, and Iran would never go for nuclear weapons,” Araghchi said last week.
The joint Israel and U.S. attack on Iran was largely condemned by the international community, with Russia describing the strikes as “unprovoked aggression,” according to a report by RT.
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