US EditionTrump Warns Iran: Make Peace, or Future Attacks Are Coming
- On Saturday night, President Donald Trump announced coordinated U.S. airstrikes destroyed Iran's key nuclear sites in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan to stop nuclear threats.
- Trump decided on these strikes after giving himself a two-week deadline amid daily attacks by Iran and Israel since June 13, while Iran denies nuclear weapons development.
- Trump hailed the operation as a spectacular military success, praised the U.S. military and Israel’s collaboration, warned Iran to make peace, or face greater swift attacks.
- Trump said, “This cannot continue” and that future attacks would be “far greater and a lot easier” if Iran resumes nuclear efforts, while the UN and Russia condemned the strikes.
- The airstrikes escalated tensions with Iran’s response uncertain, raising fears of uncontrollable conflict with possible catastrophic consequences regionally and globally.
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The Irish SunTrump warns 'bully' Iran to make peace quickly 'or we'll be back' after US blitz
DONALD Trump warned “Middle East bully” Iran to make peace quickly after the US yesterday smashed its most fortified nuclear facility to smithereens. Trump boasted B-2 Spirit stealth bombers had “completely and totally obliterated” the Islamist state’s underground atomic plant at Fordow. US President Donald Trump warned Iran to make peace quickly after the US smashed its most fortified nuclear facility to smithereensWhite House Six GBU-57 mega-b…
Trump warns Iran of more strikes if ‘peace does not come quickly’
In a speech lasting barely four minutes from the White House, Donald Trump on Saturday night hailed the U.S. attack on Iran in the way he tends to celebrate everything. He described the U.S. intervention in the Middle East conflict as the greatest and most “spectacular” strike ever remembered. “There’s no military in the world that could have done what we did tonight,” said the president.Seguir leyendo
The president of the United States warned during his speech that he will not hesitate to attack other targets in Iran if peace does not arrive quickly in the Middle East. There will be peace or tragedy for Iran, much greater than we have witnessed in the last eight days," he said. Trump said that while the nuclear facilities attacked by the United States on Saturday were the most "lethal," "there are many targets left." "If peace does not come q…
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