Trump warns of Iran nuclear threat, praises US pressure campaign
Donald Trump warned Iran would use nuclear weapons if it acquired them, and credited US sanctions and pressure for weakening Tehran.
In an interview with Fox News, US President Donald Trump expressed his view that Iran's attack on Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait was a "very good thing." He claimed that the strike had the unintended consequence of discrediting Iran by stripping it of the support it had in the Middle East. Trump was both shocked and surprised by the outcome of the attack.
Trump's comments about the strike also extended to his broader claim that if Iran had developed a nuclear weapon, it would have used it. He emphasized his belief that without his presidency, Iran would have a nuclear arsenal and Israel would be obliterated. Trump further predicted that, under his leadership, either the US or Europe would be next on Iran's target list.
In an effort to bolster his narrative, Trump released an AI-generated video on his social media platform, Truth Social. The video featured an American pilot launching attacks on Iran's Kharg Island, further emphasizing his hawkish stance towards Iran.
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