US EditionTrump says an Israeli attack on Iran is not imminent but is concerned it 'could very well happen'
- On June 12, 2025, US President Donald Trump acknowledged an Israeli strike on Iran 'could very well happen' but said it was not imminent amid escalating tensions.
- This warning followed Iran's failure to comply with nuclear commitments and the IAEA board's formal declaration of non-compliance, increasing risks of military escalation if talks fail.
- Iran enriches uranium up to 60% fissile purity, far above the 3.67% limit from the 2015 deal, and plans to upgrade to advanced machines at Fordo amid threats to respond proportionately if sanctions snapback is triggered.
- Meanwhile, Israel completed preparations for potential operations against Iran and declared readiness to launch attacks, prompting the US to evacuate some personnel from Iraq and reduce embassy staff due to rising conflict risks.
- The situation signals a fragile balance with ongoing negotiations set for a sixth round in Oman and warnings from all parties that diplomatic failure could lead to significant regional conflict.
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Not Concerned About War, Gave Iran 60 Days, Today's 61st: Trump Backs Israel
Donald Trump said on Friday that he is "not concerned" about a regional war breaking out after Israel targeted and destroyed Iran's military and nuclear sites, while also killing its top nuclear scientists and commanders.
Trump has failed to moderate Netanyahu. Washington makes it clear that it is not involved in the military strikes.
Washington, Jun 12 (EFE).- U.S. President Donald Trump insisted this Thursday that he remains committed to reaching “a diplomatic solution” in nuclear negotiations with Iran at a time when tension has increased in the face of disagreements in the talks. “We remain committed to a diplomatic solution to the Iranian nuclear problem. My administration has been instructed to negotiate with Iran,” Trump wrote on his social network Truth Social.
By Betsy Klein and Kylie Atwood, CNN US President Donald Trump warned Thursday of the possibility of a “major conflict” in the Middle East that could happen “soon.” US officials are increasingly concerned about the heightened risk of an Israeli attack on Iran after Tehran announced Thursday that it will ramp up its nuclear activities following the International Atomic Energy Agency’s passage of a resolution saying the country is not meeting its …
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