IRGC-Linked Media Says Iran Has 'No Choice' But to Build Nuclear Bomb
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said they hit US sites in the Gulf in retaliation for US attacks on Iranian missile, drone, and radar facilities.
- US Central Command stated the US attacks were in response to aggression against commercial shipping by Iranian forces that violated the ceasefire.
- US President Donald Trump called the Iranian drone attack a 'foolish violation' of the ceasefire agreement.
- The IRGC warned that if aggression continues, their response will be broader, raising doubts about the June 17 US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding.
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Iran Hits U.S. Bases, State Media Says Iran Must Obtain Nukes as Trump Threatens Annihilation
As Iran and the United States traded blows this weekend, Iranian media said the country had no choice but to build a nuclear weapon. ... The post Iran Hits U.S. Bases, State Media Says Iran Must Obtain Nukes as Trump Threatens Annihilation appeared first on The New American.
An opinion material published on the Iranian news agency Fars platform on Sunday described obtaining a nuclear bomb as the only way to neutralize military threats to the country during the transition to a new world order. The publication is not about an official position of the news agency. Subsequently, the news agency ...
Trump's war backfires as Iran now declares it must 'obtain the atomic bomb': MAGA expert
Iranian state media has reportedly declared that the country now has "no choice but to obtain the atomic bomb," according to a post circulating online — a statement that, if accurate, would mark a dramatic escalation amid the ongoing exchange of strikes between the U.S. and Iran.The claim was relayed by the account The Hormuz Letter, which posted what it described as a breaking statement from Iranian state media. According to that post, Iranian …
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The United States and Iran have reached a long-awaited agreement, but whether it resolves their major differences—including Iran’s nuclear and missile programs, the Strait of Hormuz, and Israel’s war with Iranian proxies—remains to be seen.
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