Marjorie Taylor Greene Claims Trump Team Is Discussing Nuclear Strikes on Iran
Greene says the claim lacks public confirmation, while a 60-day deadline for a U.S.-Iran agreement expired without a deal.
- On Sunday, Former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene claimed the Trump administration is discussing using nuclear weapons against Iran, urging Americans to oppose such actions by referencing Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
- A 60-day deadline for the United States and Iran to reach a comprehensive agreement recently expired without a final deal, leaving the diplomatic impasse unresolved.
- Greene warned that deploying nuclear weapons against Iran could ignite wider global conflict, potentially resulting in mass human suffering and economic depression unprecedented in modern history.
- To date, Washington has provided no public confirmation that the United States altered its nuclear posture, and Greene's assertions currently lack independent corroboration.
- The United States and Iran remain locked in a months-long conflict amid heightened Middle East tensions, providing the backdrop for these emerging nuclear weapons allegations.
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'Deeply Alarming': Ex-Congresswoman Fuels Fears of Trump Using Nuclear Weapons on Iran
"This war must end before its architects drag millions more people, and potentially the entire world, into an even greater catastrophe," the head of NIAC said as former Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene fueled fears of Trump using nuclear weapons on Iran.
“They’re discussing the use of nuclear weapons against Iran in strategic meetings. Yes, they’ve read well. It’s real. I’m not speculating. It’s something I know,” he said.
Trump regime 'discussing nuking Iran' says former MAGA Marjorie Taylor Greene
Former US congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has said that the Trump regime is “discussing using nuclear weapons on Iran in strategy meetings” in its desperation to reverse its loss in its war of aggression on Iran. And she insists that she has the information on Trump wanting to nuke Iran from iron-clad sources: Yes you read that correctly. It’s real. I’m not speculating; I know. The US’s war on Iran at Israel’s behest – some would say order …
The former Republican Congresswoman says she has direct knowledge of strategic meetings where the issue is discussed. Trump has already denied nuclear plans, but does not distance large-scale attacks.
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