15.06.2025 01:10
As tensions continue following Israel's attacks on Iran in the Middle East, U.S. President Donald Trump commented on the possibility of peace with Tehran. Trump stated, "As long as Iran possesses nuclear weapons, there will be no peace for those who seek it."
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As Israel continues its attacks on Iran, the question of whether the U.S. will be involved in these attacks has become a matter of curiosity.
DECLARED CONDITION FOR PEACE U.S. President Donald Trump stated in an interview with The Atlantic magazine, "If there are those who want peace, there will be no peace as long as Iran has nuclear weapons. Therefore, I call out to those beautiful people who do not want anything to be done about Iran having nuclear weapons: This is not peace," he said.
"IRAN CANNOT HAVE A NUCLEAR BOMB" Emphasizing that preventing Iran from having nuclear weapons is a vital interest of the U.S., Trump stated, "Iran cannot have a nuclear bomb, it's that simple. Whether for Israel or not, Iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear bomb," he expressed.
"GAZA IS ON THE VERGE OF SURRENDER" In his statement, Trump also addressed the situation in the Gaza Strip, saying, "Gaza is on the verge of surrender or very close to surrender. We have recovered most of the hostages."
ISRAELI MEDIA CLAIMS ABOUT FORDO NUCLEAR FACILITY According to Israeli media, U.S. President Donald Trump told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he might consider striking the underground Fordo nuclear facility in Iran. According to Israeli journalist Barak Ravid, Trump conveyed this message to Netanyahu during several phone calls in recent weeks. Ravid stated in his remarks, based on Israeli officials, that the Fordo facility could exceed Israel's military capacity and that it might not be possible to destroy it without external assistance.
Fordo nuclear facility CONFLICT STARTED BY ISRAEL'S VIOLENT ATTACKS ON IRAN On June 13, Israel launched extensive attacks targeting the military high command, primarily the nuclear facilities in various Iranian cities.
In these attacks, nearly 20 high-ranking military officials, including Iranian Chief of General Staff Major General Mohammad Bagheri, Commander of the Revolutionary Guards Major General Hossein Salami, Commander of the Hatem al-Anbiya Central Headquarters Gholamali Rashid, and Commander of the Revolutionary Guards Air and Space Forces Brigadier General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, as well as 9 nuclear scientists lost their lives. The total civilian casualties were reported to be 78.
Iran's retaliation against these attacks came at midnight. The Tehran administration, which struck Tel Aviv, stated that the attacks would continue. In Iran's military retaliation against Israel with ballistic missiles, 3
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