US EditionIsrael asks US to join strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, officials told Axios
- Israeli officials asked the Trump administration on June 14 to join military operations targeting Iran's fortified Fordow uranium enrichment site.
- Israel made the request because it lacks the bunker-busting weapons and bomber aircraft needed to destroy the deeply buried Fordow facility alone.
- The Fordow site lies deep inside a mountain near Qom, making it resistant to airstrikes, while U.S. forces in the region possess the necessary munitions and aircraft.
- According to reports, the United States is currently reviewing Israel’s request for assistance, and Israel remains optimistic that the Trump administration will provide support, although direct U.S. involvement has not yet been authorized.
- This situation implies U.S. involvement is essential for successfully halting Iran's nuclear program, yet direct engagement risks drawing the U.S. into a broader war with Iran.
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Air Force's Bunker-Buster Bomb Could Take Out Iran Nuclear Facility, But Israel Hints at Other Options
The Israeli campaign to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons will be considered a failure if the centrifuges deep underground at the Fordow enrichment facility near Tehran are left untouched, the former head of U.S. Central Command said.
Dan Crenshaw calls Iranians ‘highly irrational,’ says Israel is ‘doing everybody a favor’
Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) said Israel is helping the rest of the world by taking a forceful stance against the Iranian regime. As Israel and Iran continue to trade missile attacks, it’s likely the United States will have to assist Israel in the takedown of Iran’s Fordow nuclear plant. Crenshaw said President Donald Trump’s approach has been to “at least try every other option first” and talk diplomacy rather than attacks, which hasn’t worked beca…
Israeli aircraft deepens its offensive against uranium enrichment bases in Natanz and Fordow, while the Pentagon silently increases its logistical assistance to contain Tehran's air response
Israel vs Iran and What the Conflict Means for the Rest of the World - Liberty Nation News
By Liberty Nation Authors On Friday, June 13, Israel launched a campaign of coordinated, well-planned attacks on military and nuclear research targets in Iran, deploying warplanes and drones that had been previously smuggled into the country. The goal: Destroy entirely Iran’s capability of developing a nuclear weapon. Iran struck back, of course, firing missiles into residential areas of Israel. […]
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