CNN analyst John Miller: Trump can become a “hero” after Iran’s atomic strike

CNN Chief Analyst John Miller wrote that president Donald Trump After launching a strike at Iran’s nuclear facilities, it can go as a “hero”.

“(Trump) can come out as a hero – Hittman, who came from the murder of Iran – or as the player in the last scenes (Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin), the most daring Netanyahu deed,” ” Miller wrote In Wall Street Journal.

Trump showed on Saturday that the US had successfully held blows by Iran Nuclear areas, during Israel, marked by Israel.

“Mr. Netanyahu can go into history not as a leader who missed the warning of the attack on October 7, but as a leader who made Israel from his three greatest threats, crushing Hamas, breaking Hezbollah and eliminating the nuclear threat from Iran,” Miller added.

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On Monday, June 9, 2025, President Donald Trump Donald Trump arrives at the South White House lawn with the Camp Devid. (Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc)

Miller pointed to viral Clip Tulsi Gabard Since March, in which the director of the national intelligence said that “we have seen Erosion Taboo in Iran to discuss nuclear weapons in public, it is likely that it stimulates nuclear weapons supporters within the Iran’s decision.”

Gabard insisted that she was taken out of context.

Miller wrote that Gabard also stated that Iran-Sarani Stocky was the highest.

Miller claimed that Iran was likely to be preparing to deliver nuclear weapons quickly when Supreme Leader Ali Homena gave an order to build a real weapon.

Trump’s excellent criticism goes to the President’s decision to strike at Iran’s atomic sites

Map of us blows to Iran. (Fox News)

“No matter what Mr. (Ali) Homero gave an order for the development of actual nuclear weapons, it seems, there were few disagreements in any intelligence, calculating that people who work underground, such as Natants and Fords, received a nuclear program of Iran, ready to deliver weapons quickly.

The CNN analyst noted that reports of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said Iran “exceeded the agreed restrictions, the number of uranium, enrichment, number and types of centrifuges”, as well as further enlargement of metal compounds used to create rockets.

“No country without a nuclear weapon program works with objects buried under distant mountains, and does not seek faster centrifuges and a higher enriched uranium. None of them makes sense for civilian energy programs,” Miller wrote.

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US Vice President JD Vance, left, US President Donald Trump, Mark Rubio, US Secretary of State, and Pitt Hugset, US Secretary of Defense, during the Iran’s strike on June 21, 2025. (Pool)

While Trump’s decision earned a ridicule from the Democrats and isolationist figures, he also earned praise from some of his largest critics.

John Bolton, a former Trump National Security Advisor, who became one of the most unwavering enemies, said Trump on Sunday that Trump has made the right decision.

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