Trump: Iran Was Weeks From Nuclear Bomb, Israel First Target
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed Iran was two to three weeks from a nuclear bomb, with Israel as the first target. His comments came after the Pentagon ordered CENTCOM to prepare for renewed hostilities against Iran. No final decision has been made by Trump, and the directive lacks a specific deadline.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Donald Trump said Iran was 2-3 weeks from a nuclear weapon and Israel was the first target.
- Trump warned that Iran would have quickly used a nuclear weapon if obtained.
- U.S. Central Command was ordered to prepare for renewed hostilities against Iran.
- The Pentagon's directive to CENTCOM does not have a set deadline.
- Former President Trump has not yet made a final decision on military action.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Iran was two to three weeks away from obtaining a nuclear weapon and would have used it quickly. He asserted that Israel would have been the first target, but cities in the United States and Europe were also in danger. Trump's remarks follow a recent Pentagon directive to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) to finalize preparations for renewed significant hostilities against Iran. U.S. officials informed Axios that the directive does not include a specific deadline, and Trump has not yet made a final decision. The article also references an image of a nuclear site in Iran that was bombed, attributed to the IDF spokesperson.
