Trump Warns Iran Would Use Nuclear Weapons Within 24 Hours
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
President Donald Trump warned at an Arizona rally that Iran would use nuclear weapons within 24 hours if it obtained them, leading to the destruction of the Middle East and subsequent attacks on the U.S. West Coast. He claimed U.S. military actions have decimated Iran's leadership and predicted an end to the conflict soon. Trump also vowed that the U.S. would prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- President Donald Trump warned Iran would use nuclear weapons within 24 hours if it acquired them.
- Trump claimed Iran would target the Middle East and then the U.S. West Coast with nuclear weapons.
- He stated that U.S. military actions have eliminated "half" of Iran's leadership.
- Trump predicted that the conflict with Iran will conclude "very soon."
- The President vowed that the U.S. would prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
President Donald Trump warned of a nuclear Iran scenario, stating that if Tehran possessed such weapons, it would use them within 24 hours, potentially annihilating the Middle East and then attacking the U.S. West Coast. Speaking at a rally in Arizona on Wednesday ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, Trump asserted that repeated U.S. military actions had severely damaged Iran's leadership, claiming "half of them have already been eliminated." He stated that Iran's leaders had requested he cease eliminating their officials, a request he granted, adding that "nobody wants to be president of the Islamic Republic of Iran." Trump predicted that the conflict with Iran "will be over very soon." He reiterated that a nuclear-armed Iran would pose an immediate threat to regional and global security, describing Iranian leaders as "crazy people." The President emphasized that U.S. military operations were necessary to prevent Iran from developing weapons capable of killing millions. These remarks come amid speculation that Washington might resume strikes against Iranian targets before the congressional elections, despite a prior announcement of a temporary halt to military activity. Trump had previously intensified his threats at a rally in Alaska on Tuesday night, hinting at imminent further U.S. action against Iran, stating, "Wait and see what we do to Iran. We will hit them hard. Wait and see." He affirmed that the U.S. would not allow Iran to develop weapons of mass destruction, asserting, "The important thing is that they were not supposed to have nuclear weapons, and they won't have them. It's buried under thousands of tons of rock."
