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ReutersUS President Donald Trump is considering whether to join Israeli strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites, as the conflict continues on the sixth day, and angry rhetoric rises between all parties.
American strikes can provide for the use of excellent weapons to get into the Nuclear Nuclear Site in Fordo, according to five sources that came with a BBC CBS News partner.
On Tuesday, the President met with his national security group to discuss the following steps.
Israel and Iran exchanged death on Friday. Analysts say Trump’s comments testify to the willingness to join the Israelis, despite the previous call for de -escalation and its voice support for diplomatic solution to limit Iran’s nuclear studies.
He demonstrated an increase in disappointment about the perception of the lack of progress to provide a new transaction aimed at preventing Iran in the construction of nuclear weapons. Trump pulled out of the previous agreement with Iran during his first term.
In a social media report on Tuesday, Trump threatened High Iran Ali Khamenei leader and said the United States knew where he was.
“It is an easy goal, but there is safe,” Trump wrote. “We are not going to take him out (kill!), At least, until now. But we don’t want rockets to be filmed for civilians or US soldiers. Our patience wears the skinny.”
Another post from Trump just read: “unconditional surrender!”
On Wednesday, Iran’s supreme leader responded to the comments and said the country would never give up.
“Any form of US military intervention will undoubtedly meet with irreparable damage,” Homena said.
“Wise people who know Iran, his people and his history, never speak with this people in the language of threats, because the Iranians are not the ones who seem,” he added.
The United States has insisted that Iran should disrupt its uranium enrichment to prevent the development of the country that develops nuclear weapons – although Iran insists that its nuclear activity is completely peaceful.
Trump pulled out of the previous nuclear agreement between Iran and five other world powers in 2018. Upon returning his post, he sent negotiators to try to reach a new agreement with the Middle East without a breakthrough.
In recent days, Trump has cooled down on traditional diplomacy. On Tuesday, returning to the US from the G7 summit in Canada, he said “not too much in the mood to negotiate with Iran.”
Trump’s disappointed language meant that it crosses the threshold that will be “very difficult to return,” said Professor Aran Aran, an Israeli foreign policy expert, said the BBC Radio 5 Live.
“We are definitely the closest we have been” before joining the US in the conflict since it began, he added.
Other experts suggested that Trump could be forced to action. Former Israeli Ambassador to the United States, Michael Oren, suggested that the president would believe that he had little choice but to intervene when Iran attacked a US or base.
However, such an attack can also become an Iranian tactic to push Trump to put pressure on Israel to negotiate the fighting, Mr. Oren said, said the BBC Radio 4 program today.
Trump himself told reporters about returning from G7 that his goal was “the end, the real end, not the ceasefire.” His comments came a few hours after he joined other leaders of the Western Alliance when issuing a statement in the Middle East.
Trump left the summit early to respond to the crisis from Washington before a number of applications left the observers unclear what the way he could choose.
A message in which Iranians evacuated Tehran caused a flurry of speculation, As well as anxiety in the Iranian capital itself.
Earlier, US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset announced the “deployment of additional opportunities” in the Middle East to improve the Pentagon’s “defensive posture”, despite the refusal of US officials at a time when they entered into hostilities.
At least 30 US military aircraft were transferred from databases to America to Europe over the last three days, showed flights tracking data considered by BBC Verify.
It was unclear whether the movement was directly related to the conflict of Israel and Iran, but one expert said that flights of the tankers were “very unusual”.
Another expert stated that movements could be part of a broader policy of “strategic ambiguity” aimed at impact on Iran before the concessions.
CBS reports CBS on Israeli hostilities, has no complete agreement from Trump’s closest advisers. But dissenters have not been published.
There is also a wide range of views in Trump’s supporters. The Republican made a re -election based on the fact that he disabled America from conflicts abroad, and earlier he criticized the US intervention on the Middle East.
Asked about Iran’s capabilities to build nuclear weapons, Trump and its director of Tuls Gabard’s national exploration.
Asked on Tuesday about Gabard’s previous suggestion that Iran is not working on a nuclear warhead, Trump replied: “I don’t care what she said. I think they were very close to what is.”
Later, the advisers of Trump and Gabard denied that the couple did not agree with this issue.
On Wednesday night on Tuesday, Israel had no death from Iranian missile attacks.
And more than 50 Israeli fighters conducted operations in Iran during the night, with blows at the Iranian Central Institution, missile production near Tehran and the University of Iran.
Israel is the main partner of America in the Middle East, and Trump continues to stand by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid a wide international condemnation of Israeli’s military action after Hamas attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023.
