Trump threatens to strike any Iran nuclear-linked sites
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U.S. President Donald Trump said the U.S. will attack any Iranian sites it deems linked to the nuclear program, including a mountain complex near Peakas. The threat came during a White House meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, as reported by Fox News.
The Threat
Trump stated the U.S. will strike any Iranian site involved in nuclear activities, specifically naming the Peakas mountain area where The Wall Street Journal reported Tehran moved thousands of centrifuges. He claimed Iran would need 20-25 years to rebuild its program if the U.S. stopped now, adding 'we are not done yet.'
Ceasefire Collapse
On July 8, Trump declared the June 18 ceasefire with Iran no longer in effect. Since then, U.S. forces have conducted multiple attack waves on Iran, with Iranian forces retaliating against U.S. bases in the Middle East. Trump said the U.S. is not interested in talks unless Iran is ready for a 'meaningful meeting.'
Casualty Claims
Trump accused Iran of killing over 52,000 people indiscriminately, including children, without providing evidence. He vowed the U.S. will 'absolutely' strike, though no specific timeline was given.
What's Next
The U.S. military is expected to continue strikes on Iranian nuclear sites, with the Peakas complex as a likely target. It remains unclear whether Iran will seek new negotiations or escalate its military response.
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Trump threatens to strike any Iran nuclear-linked sites
