US EditionIsrael-Iran War: What Version of ‘Peace’ Does Trump Want From Iran? A Surrender, Nuclear Deal or...
- On June 21, 2025, U.S. military forces executed a large-scale, highly accurate attack targeting Iran’s primary nuclear facilities located in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
- The strikes followed long-standing tensions, including Iran's four-decade slogan 'Death to America' and its nuclear ambitions seen as a threat.
- President Trump declared the attacks a spectacular military success that obliterated Iran’s nuclear enrichment facilities and thanked Israeli and American forces.
- Trump warned that Iran faces a choice between achieving peace or suffering a tragedy far worse than recent events, cautioning that any future attacks would be more severe if Iran refuses to make peace.
- The operation significantly reduced Iran's nuclear threat, but uncertainty remains about what form of peace the U.S. expects from Iran moving forward.
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Regarding the US military's attack on Iranian nuclear facilities, US President Trump gave a speech at the White House at 10 pm Eastern Time on the 21st (11 am Japan time on the 22nd). Trump warned, "It's either peace for Iran or a tragedy even worse than what we've seen in the last eight days."
After attacking Iranian sites that integrate Iran's nuclear programme, Donald Trump did not meet the threats. A country's declaration of peace or the tragedy for Iran will be greater.
Israel-Iran war: What version of ‘peace’ does Trump want from Iran? A surrender, nuclear deal or...
Israel-Iran war: US President Donald Trump warned Iran that: “There will be either peace, or there will be tragedy for Iran, far greater than we have witnessed over the last eight days.”
The U.S. intervened on Israel's side in the Iran war after pressure from Benjamin Netanyahu. The president did not want to stand as a weakling and miss a "historical moment". Now he wants to bring the Mullah regime back to the negotiating table with "maximum pressure" – and absolutely avoid a long war.
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