Trump Threatens Iran With 10-Minute Attack Amid Nuclear Talks
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U.S. President Donald Trump declared that America could attack Iran in just 10 minutes, stating Iran would never acquire nuclear weapons. His comments, made at Mar-a-Lago, follow reports of discussions with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about a potential U.S. strike. Trump also addressed Jair Bolsonaro's presence in the U.S. after his election loss, saying Bolsonaro could stay as long as he wished.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Donald Trump stated the U.S. could attack Iran within 10 minutes.
- Trump asserted Iran would never obtain nuclear weapons.
- The U.S. president's remarks followed reports of talks with Benjamin Netanyahu.
- Trump said Iran was unreliable in negotiations.
- He commented on Jair Bolsonaro's presence in the U.S.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the United States could attack Iran within 10 minutes, asserting that Iran would never obtain nuclear weapons. Speaking to reporters at his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida on Saturday night, Trump indicated that while progress was being made in negotiations, Iran was unreliable and prone to backing out of deals. He emphasized that Washington was not in a hurry, citing the destruction of Iran's navy, air force, air defense systems, production capabilities, and nuclear program, with only a few sites remaining to be addressed.
Trump's remarks come amid reports in The Wall Street Journal about a conversation he held with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu concerning the possibility of a U.S. strike on Iran. The president's comments reflect a firm stance that combines a willingness to negotiate with a direct military threat, aiming to exert maximum pressure on Tehran to return to the negotiating table. This signals that the U.S. is open to a diplomatic agreement but does not rule out swift action to resolve the nuclear issue.
During the same event, Trump also commented on the flight of Brazilian presidential candidate Jair Bolsonaro to the United States. Trump stated that Bolsonaro could remain in the country "as long as he wants" but clarified that he had no intention of meeting with him. Bolsonaro fled to Miami after losing the presidential election to Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and refusing to acknowledge the results, leading to a political and legal crisis.
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