- The United States attacks Iran’s nuclear sites, Natanz and Isfahan.
- Iran […] Now you must make peace, “emphasizes President Trump.
- “Future attacks will be much older and much easier,” he warns.
Washington: President Donald Trump said on Sunday that American air attacks had “completely and totally destroyed” the main nuclear enrichment facilities in Iran, and warned that more attacks will come if Tehran does not seek peace.
In a televised speech to La Nación from the White House after the United States joined Israel’s air campaign against Tehran, Trump described US attacks as a “spectacular military success.”
Previously, Trump had surprised the world by announcing on social networks that American airplanes had hit Iran’s Fordow nuclear enrichment plant, plus Natanz and Isfahan facilities.
But the new American military tangle occurs despite Trump’s promises to avoid another “war forever” in the Middle East: Iran has promised to retaliate against US forces in the region if Washington was involved.
“Iran Nuclear Enrichment Key Facilities have been completely erased. Iran […] Now you must make peace, “Trump said.
“If they do not, future attacks will be much greater and much easier,” added Trump, who was flanked by vice president JD Vance, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Framework Rubio for his speech on Saturday night for the American public.
Trump previously said in his social site in Truth that a “complete payload of bombs” was dropped in the underground installation in Fordow, describing it as the “main site.”
Trump added that “all airplanes are sure on the way home. Congratulations to our great American warriors.”
Iranian confirmation
Earlier on Saturday there were reports that the B-2 bombers, who carry the so-called “Buster Bunker” bombs, were heading outside the United States through the Pacific.
Trump did not say what kind of airplanes or ammunition we were involved.
Iranian media confirmed that part of the Fordow plant, as well as the nuclear sites of Isfahan and Natanz were attacked.
Trump spoke with Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, after attacks, while the United States also gave the Israel Key Allied a “direct” before strikes, said a senior White House official. AFP.
Netanyahu congratulated Trump for strikes, saying that “the United States has been really insurmountable.”
Trump had said Thursday that he would decide “in two weeks” if he would join Israel’s campaign, but the decision came much earlier.
The president of the United States had also intensified his rhetoric against Iran in recent days, repeating his insistence that he could never have a nuclear weapon.
Israel and Iran have changed wave after wave of devastating strikes since Israel launched its air campaign on June 13, saying that Tehran was about to develop a nuclear weapon.
‘Outrageous’
When reacting to the strikes of the United States, the Iranian foreigner, Mininster, who embraces, Abbas Araghchi, led X to hit Washington’s action that qualifies him as “scandalous” and warned about “eternal consequences.”
“The United States has committed a serious violation of the UN Charter, International Law and TNP by attacking the peaceful nuclear facilities of Iran,” he said in a statement over X.
“They will reserve all the options to defend their sovereignty, interest and people,” he warned.
The president of Iran, Masoud fishshkian, had warned early on Saturday of a “more devastating” retaliation if the nine -day bombing campaign of Israel continues, saying that Iran would not stop its nuclear program “under any circumstance.”
On Saturday, Israel said he had attacked Isfahan for the second time, and the UN Nuclear Control Agency reported that a centrifugal manufacturing workshop had been hit.
Meanwhile, Iran’s revolutionary guard announced Sunday morning that “Drones suicides” had launched against “strategic objectives” in Israel.
Iran denies having looked for an atomic bomb, and on Saturday Pezeshkian said that his right to pursue a civil nuclear program “cannot be removed […] by threats or war. “
