US EditionTrump said US was aware of Israel’s plans to attack Iran, WSJ reports
- On June 12, 2025, Israel launched military strikes on Iranian nuclear and missile facilities despite U.S. President Donald Trump's public opposition and efforts to delay the attacks.
- The strikes followed escalating tensions and a 60-day ultimatum Trump gave Iran in March to negotiate a nuclear agreement, with recent talks beginning April 12 nearing a deal.
- U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio stated Israel acted unilaterally and the U.S. prioritized protecting American forces while confirming military aid against Iranian missile attacks on Israel.
- Trump said, "I told them what to do, but they just couldn't get there," and praised the strikes as "excellent" despite downplaying an imminent attack earlier.
- The strikes intensified the Israel-Iran conflict, increasing regional instability, spurring Iranian drone retaliation, and causing global market uncertainty, though Trump expressed hope a nuclear deal remains possible.
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The President of the United States: "We knew everything about the attack, but we are not involved." Then: "Great success, Iran will either treat or suffer even more brutal attacks." The reconstructions on the fake "disagreement" with Israel (but the White House denies)
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Donald Trump wanted an atomic deal with Iran – this hope he can probably bury after Israel's attacks. Nevertheless, the US President pretends that everything was his plan. That's behind it.
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