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US President Donald Trump decide whether the US will directly participate in the Iran-Israel conflict over the next two weeks, the White House said.
At the White House press briefing press, Carolyan Levit took a message directly from Trump:
“Based on the fact that there is a big chance of negotiations that may or not happen to Iran in the near future, I decide whether to go over the next two weeks.”
Earlier, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister said the BBC that this would lead to a “hell” in the region when the United States became involved, adding: “This is not a war in America.”
This news comes 24 hours after Trump said he had not decided to conflict.
Asked what message was for Trump’s daily supporters who are concerned about participation in us, Levitus said “trust in President Trump.”
She added that the “main priority” of the President guaranteed that Iran has not successfully built nuclear weapons.
The press -secretary has repeatedly refused to discuss “hypothetics”, including whether Iranian officials can come to the White House, whether Trump will seek approval in Congress from any US involvement.
Trump and his administration sought to maintain the air strategic ambiguity – without revealing much publicly about their thinking or potential actions.
“I can do it,” he told reporters on Wednesday. “I may not do it.”
The administration claims that Iran is “never closer” to successfully build nuclear weapons.
Trump rejected the intelligence assessment – including some of Tuls Gabard’s National Intelligence Director in Congress earlier this year – that Iran did not plan to do so.
Speculations raised about Trump’s intentions on Wednesday after Iran’s High leader Ali Khamenei rejected his demand for surrender.
American partner BBC CBS reported this Trump approved plans to attack IranBut he did not make a final decision on whether to go forward.
The US president held back in case Iran agreed to abandon his nuclear program, the intelligence source said.
On Thursday, Trump replied to “Truth”, saying that The Wall Street Journal, where there were reports for the first time, “had no idea what my thoughts about Iran.” He did not address whether the plans were approved.
The president is reportedly considering strike at an Iranian nuclear place Fordo, an underground uranium enrichment facility.
Iran insists that Fordo is only used for civil purposes.
The location of the site, hidden in the slope of the mountain, exposes it into the inaccessibility of Israel’s weapons. It is believed that only the US has a bomb that can be big enough to destroy Ford.
As the conflict continues, diplomatic efforts, when on Friday in Switzerland in Switzerland, are going to meet with an Iranian counterpart in Switzerland.
Levitus said the correspondence between the American talks and Iranians continued.
Earlier, Reuters reported that Special Envoy Steve Witcoof and Iranian Foreign Minister Arakchi spoke on the phone several times, as Israel launched strikes on Iran last week, trying to find the diplomatic end of the crisis.
Iranian Foreign Minister Said Hatibzade said the BBC that he was hoping for diplomacy as a “first option”, but while the bombing continues “we cannot start negotiations.”
He said the US participation would be a “hell for the whole region”, which will turn the conflict into “quagmire”, continue aggression and delay the end with “tough atrocities”.
It is “not a war in America”, and when Trump interferes, he will always remember as “a president who entered a war that he does not enter,” he added.
Trump’s two -week term came after a victim’s hospital on Thursday morning in southern Israel.
Iranian state media reports that the strike is aimed at the military platform near the hospital, not the object itself.
The Israeli Ministry of Health said 71 people were injured during the attack on the Medical Medical Center.
Israel said at least 24 people have died in the country since the conflict. Iranian state -owned media last updated their death toll on Sunday, June 15, when they said 224 people were killed.
News Agency -activists Human Rights (Hrana) – Washington human rights activist who has long been monitoring Iran – said 639 people were killed in Iran last week.
Israeli military personnel continued their strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure on Thursday, saying that it struck an “inactive nuclear reactor” in the Arak on the night at night, which also saw that the uranium enrichment establishment was re -aimed.
