US EditionWhen Could US Attack Iran? What We Know About Timing, Targets
- U.S. President Donald Trump is expected to make a decision in the next two weeks on whether to participate in Israel's efforts targeting Iran's military and nuclear activities amid rising conflict and strikes.
- This decision follows Israeli airstrikes last week targeting Iranian nuclear and military sites, while diplomacy continues and European leaders meet the Iranian foreign minister in Geneva.
- Israeli strikes have avoided attacking the deeply buried Fordo nuclear site, which may require U.S. use of bunker-buster bombs, while Iran has warned of potential high-impact cyberattacks amid regional instability.
- President Trump said Iran is 'weeks away' from a nuclear weapon and that bombing Fordo may be necessary, while his press secretary noted Israel has exceeded expectations and negotiations remain possible.
- The outcome will shape U.S. involvement in the Middle East conflict and could either escalate military actions or allow diplomacy more time to prevent Iran's nuclear advancement.
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Trump's update on Iran timeline is significant - but it still keeps everyone guessing
The Israelis are pressuring Donald Trump to use American B2 bombers with their bunker-busting bombs to destroy Iran's nuclear facility at Fodow. But the president is under significant pressure domestically not to get involved in Iran.
President Donald J. Trump has a problem. If he leaves Iran's main nuclear research and centrifuge centers, such as Fordow's uranium enrichment plant or Natanz, under its protective mountains, the countless centrifuges sheltered there will remain a permanent temptation – an "attractive nuisance" – for the Iranian regime to resurrect with which to terrorize its neighbors again.Read more]]>
Trump Reportedly Thinks Bombing Iran's Main Nuclear Site Is Necessary: 'Not Much Choice'
President Donald Trump reportedly believes bombing Fordow, Iran's nuclear facility buried deep under a mountain, is necessary to prevent the country from obtaining a nuclear weapon
US President Donald Trump considers it necessary to destroy Iran's main nuclear facility, where they can create nuclear weapons in the shortest possible time. For details, read ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1)
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