Donald Trump questioned the future of Iran’s theocratic politics on Sunday Sneak attack Among the country’s three nuclear sites, it seems to contradict his administration’s call for early resumption of negotiations and avoid escalation in the fight.
“It is not politically correct to use ‘regime change’ in politics, but if the current Iranian regime cannot make Iran great again again, why is there no regime change??” Trump posted on social media. “Miga!!!”
Articles on social truth mark a reversal of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s Sunday morning press conference, detailing the air bombing.
“This mission is not, nor is it about the change of the regime,” Heggs said.
The government clearly states that it hopes Iran will warn to stop any nuclear weapons development with Secretary of State Marco Rubio fox The news “Sunday Morning Future” and any retaliation against the United States or rushing to build nuclear weapons will “put the regime at risk.”
But beyond that, the world is trapped in uncertainty in its fragile moments, which can determine that part of the world is war or finding a way to save relative peace. Trump’s warning to Iran’s leaders is because the United States demands that Iran not respond to the core of the bombing nuclear program that has developed over decades.
The Trump administration has made a series of daunting statements, even as it simultaneously calls for a restart of negotiations, which makes it difficult to read in full whether the U.S. president is just ridiculing his opponents or using inflammatory words that could further implant the war between Israel and Iran into the beginning earlier this month.
Until Sunday afternoon’s U.S. presidential position, coordination news from Vice President Trump, Pentagon chief, senior military adviser and secretary of state showed that any impact could be managed and that Iran’s lack of military capabilities would eventually force it to return to the bargaining table.
Heggs said the United States “does not seek war with Iran” and Vice President JD Vance said the strike has made it possible for Tehran to return to negotiate with Washington.
But as Tehran has a series of leverage to deal with an aerial explosion that could intensify conflict through global influence, the development situation is not entirely under Washington’s control. Iran could block oil transported in the Hormuz Strait, attack our bases in the region, conduct cyber attacks, or double checks in nuclear plans that seem more necessary after the U.S. strike.
All of this raises the question of whether the strike will open up a more brutal phase of combat or revival negotiations out of caution. In the United States, the attack quickly spread to domestic politics, and Trump chose to spend part of his Sunday in Congress.
Trump addressed the country from the White House on Saturday night and returned to social media on Sunday, Lambast Rep. Thomas Massey (R-Ky).
“We had an amazing military success yesterday, taking the ‘bomb’ out of their hands (and they would use it if they could!)” Trump said.
Trump’s national security team has to say
In their joint Pentagon briefing, Hegseth and Air Force Lieutenant General Dan Caine, chairman of the Air Force, said Operation Midnight Hammer involved bait and deception, and there was no Iran resistance.
Caine said the purpose of the operation had been achieved – destroying the nuclear sites in Fordo, Natanz and Isfahan.
“The ultimate combat damage will take some time, but the initial combat damage assessment shows that these three sites have suffered extremely severe losses and damage,” Kane said.
Vance said in a TV interview that while he wouldn’t discuss “sensitive intelligence about what we see locally”, he felt “very confident that we have greatly delayed their development of nuclear weapons.”
He further said he told NBC’s “Meet the Media” that “I think we’ve really delayed their plans for a long time. I think it will take many years for the Iranians to be able to develop nuclear weapons.”
The vice president said the United States had “active negotiations with Iran” in an attempt to find a peaceful solution, and Trump made a decision after assessing that the Iranians did not “act in good faith.”
“I think this provides an opportunity to reset this relationship, reset these negotiations and take us to places where Iran decides not to threaten its neighbors, rather than posing a threat to the United States, and if they are willing to do so, the United States is all ears.”
“There are currently no military operations against Iran, and they attack the interests of the United States unless they wander around.” Rubio said on CBS’ “Facing the Country.”
Trump has threatened other countries before, but has often backed down or failed to follow, not to haunt the United States in a big war, given his promise to the voter coalition. It is unclear whether Iran is seeing a broader conflict in its best interest.
Iran and others’ reaction to the U.S. strike
Much of the world is absorbing the consequences of strikes and the risks they can lead to after fighting throughout the Middle East We inserted ourselves Enter the war between Israel and Iran. Israeli air strikes targeting Iran’s nuclear facilities and generals from local time on June 13, prompting Iran to retaliate and cause a series of incidents that contributed to the U.S. attacks.
Although U.S. officials urged caution and stressed that only nuclear sites were Washington’s goal, Iran criticized the action as a violation of its sovereignty and international law.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Washington was “fully responsible” for any actions that Tehran may take.
“They crossed a very large red line by attacking the nuclear facility,” he said at a press conference in Turkey. “I don’t know how much room there is for diplomacy.”
China and Russia, who are holding talks with Vladimir Putin, condemned the U.S. military action. The Russian Foreign Ministry said the attack was a “serious violation of international law” and the ministry also advocated “returning the situation to political and diplomatic curriculum.” Türkiye’s Foreign Ministry statement warned of the risk of conflict spreading to a “global level”.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer said the UK is transferring military equipment to the region to protect its interests, people and allies. His office said he talked with Trump on Sunday about the need for Tehran to resume negotiations, but Trump would have made comments about regime change following the conversation.
Leaders in Italy, Canada, Germany and France agreed to the need to “resume negotiations quickly.” France’s Emmanuel Macron held talks with the Saudi crown prince and the Sultan of Oman.
Iran could try to stop oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz, which could cause the same inflationary shock that the world feels after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. As the war between Israel and Iran intensifies, the war in the past month has increased by 21%, and oil prices in financial markets have risen.
Heggs provides an explanation of the timeline
The Pentagon briefing did not provide any new details about Iran’s nuclear capabilities. The strike schedule is the result of Trump’s timeline with Iran talking about its nuclear ambitions, Heggs said.
“Iran Discovers” When Trump “says 60 days he seeks peace and negotiations, he means 60 days of peace and negotiations,” Hess said. “Otherwise, there will be no new nuclear energy in that nuclear program. He means.”
The statement is complicated, as the White House hinted last Thursday that it could take as many as two weeks for Trump to determine whether to strike Iran or continue negotiations. But the United States benefits from Iran’s weakened air defense measures and is able to launch attacks without Iran’s resistance.
“Iran’s fighter jets are not flying, and it seems that Iran’s surface-oriented air missile system does not see our entire mission,” Kane said.
The choice of B-2 bombers moving many of its B-2 bombers from its base earlier Saturday was originally a bait to deprive Iranians of the bait, Heggs said. Caine added that the U.S. has also used other trickery methods to deploy fighters to protect the B-2 bombers, which have dropped a total of 14 Bunker-Buster bombs on Iran sites in Fordo and Natanz.
The strike took place from 6:40 to 7:05 pm on Saturday in Washington, or about 2:10 AM in Iran on Sunday.
