US EditionAll Signs US Is Ready to Join Israel in Its War Against Iran
- On June 18, 2025, President Donald Trump is preparing to decide if the United States will become involved in the intensifying hostilities between Israel and Iran in the Middle East.
- This decision follows intensified Israeli military actions targeting Iranian nuclear and military sites and heightened Iranian threats, while nuclear talks scheduled for June 15 in Oman have stalled amid Israeli strikes.
- The U.S. has increased regional military presence with tankers deployed to Europe, naval forces redirected to the Arabian Sea, embassy closures, and shelter-in-place orders for U.S. personnel amid rising security concerns.
- Trump openly calls for Iran's complete surrender, threatening severe military retaliation including the possible killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, while Israel’s Netanyahu demands Iran scrap nuclear, missile, and regional support programs.
- The situation implies a potential U.S. intervention that experts say Israel alone cannot achieve, raising the risk of wider conflict and signaling significant shifts in U.S.-Iran-Israel relations and regional stability.
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The warnings of Trump and the sending of military equipment to the region provide speculations that the United States considers joining the Israeli offensive against Iran.
Trump's warning: What it will take for America to join Israel's war with Iran
This past Saturday, Israel continued its Operation Rising Lion with attacks on Iranian gas and oil facilities, Iranian Ministry of Defense buildings in Tehran, and missile launch sites in Tehran.President Donald Trump responded to the attacks on Truth Social, writing, “The U.S. had nothing to do wit...
As missile launches continue between Israel and Iranian power, the US President has again adopted an aggressive stance.
Another Iraq? Fears mount of US joining Israel-Iran war
With President Donald Trump poised to determine whether the United States will plunge into the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, anxiety over the possible consequences is sweeping across the Middle East. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday broadened his demands for Iranian capitulation, moving beyond calls to dismantle the Islamic Republic’s nuclear enrichment programme. Now, he is insisting Iran scraps its ballistic m…
'TACO syndrome' could tempt Trump to ride the wave of Israel's success, join war on Iran
Israel cannot eliminate the Iranian nuclear program on its own and is reliant on a capricious American president with a tendency to capitulate. Can Trump resist the temptation to clamber aboard Israel's fast-moving bandwagon and declare himself the leader who neutralized the Tehran threat?
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