US EditionTrump’s Next Decision in War: Whether to Retrieve Iran’s Nuclear Fuel
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Before launching his war against Iran on February 28, President Donald Trump said that his most important goal was that Iran “never had a nuclear weapon.” Not only that, he also pointed out on several occasions that Tehran was about to have one and that it would be used first against Israel and then against the United States. “They would use it in an hour or a day,” the president said on Monday. Experts have pointed out that, in the absence of a…
Trump's Next Move in Iran? a Risky Special Operation to Secure Iran's Stockpiles of Enriched Uranium
Trump's dilemma: Does he dare to deploy special forces to secure Iran's stockpiles of enriched uranium, or does he dare not? ISTANBUL In the hours after the war against Iran had begun, President Donald Tru...
The mission that could end the Iran war? What’s really going on behind the scenes
Trump Iran nuclear commando raid plan could involve over 1,000 troops targeting uranium stockpiles at fortified sites like Fordow and Natanz. The high-risk mission aims to seize or destroy enriched uranium that airstrikes failed to eliminate. Experts warn it could delay Irans nuclear capability but not end it permanently. With support from US and Israeli forces, the operation carries major risks, including escalation, radiation hazards, and prol…
Repeatedly over the past two days, President Trump returned to his main argument to justify his decision to attack Iran, and to do so at this historic moment. Tehran was about to obtain a nuclear weapon, the president insists, and he would use it first against Israel and then against the United States. “They would use it in an hour or a day,” said Mr. Trump on Monday. In fact, listening to Mr. Trump in the last few days is like listening to a pr…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Seung-wook = U.S. President Donald Trump appears to be considering plans to seize or destroy Iran's nuclear weapons materials, and ...
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