31.01.2026 22:21
While it is wondered whether President Trump will decide to attack Iran, his latest statement drew attention. Trump said, "We can never tell our allies in the region our plan. If I had told them the plan, it would have been as bad as telling you; it could have even been worse."
While it is wondered whether U.S. President Trump will decide to attack Iran, his latest statement drew attention. Trump said, "We can never tell our allies in the region our plan. If I had told them the plan, it would have been as bad as telling you; it could have even been worse."
TRUMP: WE CANNOT SHARE THE PLAN REGARDING IRAN WITH OUR ALLIES
The world is focused on the tension between the U.S. and Iran. While U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to launch an attack on Iran, Tehran stated that the consequences of such an attack would be severe.
U.S. President Trump made a new statement regarding a possible attack on Iran. Trump stated that they cannot share the Iran operation plan with their allies in the region. Trump said: "We cannot tell our allies in the region our plan. If I had told them the plan, it would have been as bad as telling you; it could have even been worse."
"IRAN IS TALKING TO US"
However, the current situation is this: Iran is talking to us. We will see if we can do something, otherwise we will see what happens. We have a large fleet heading towards the region; larger than what we have in Venezuela."
"WE WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENS IF WE CANNOT REACH AN AGREEMENT"
On the other hand, U.S. President Trump, during the presidential decree signing ceremony at the White House yesterday, stated regarding Iran, "We are sending a very large number of ships to Iran right now. I hope we can reach an agreement. It would be good if we reach an agreement, but we will see what happens if we cannot reach an agreement."
The U.S. President also mentioned that the American fleet heading towards Iran is larger than those sent to the Caribbean for Venezuela.
PROTESTS IN IRAN
Protests that began on December 28, 2025, led by shopkeepers in the Grand Bazaar of Tehran due to the rapid devaluation of the local currency against foreign currencies and the deepening economic troubles had spread across the country. During the protests that escalated in the capital Tehran on January 8, the government had blocked internet access due to the incidents that occurred.
The Iranian Foundation for Martyrs and Veterans announced in a statement on January 21, based on the Forensic Medicine Institution, that 3,117 people, including security forces and civilians, had lost their lives in the protests. It was stated that 2,427 of these individuals were security forces and civilian citizens killed by "armed terrorist groups," while no information was provided about 690 individuals.
"MIDNIGHT HAMMER" OPERATION TARGETING IRAN
While the nuclear negotiation process between Iran and the U.S. continues, Israel launched attacks targeting nuclear and military facilities as well as civilian settlements in various cities of Iran on June 13, 2025. The U.S., which openly supported Israel, conducted attacks on three nuclear facilities in Natanz, Fordo, and Isfahan on June 22, 2025, with an operation named "Midnight Hammer," using bombs that only the U.S. possesses and that are capable of penetrating bunkers.
U.S. President Donald Trump described the attacks as a "great success," while the first damage assessment report leaked to the media suggested that the attacks did not "destroy" Iran's nuclear program but only "delayed it by a few months."