US President Donald Trump said “absolutely” will again consider the bombing of Iran.
In response to a question from the BBC ICBAL nomination at a briefing for the White House press, he said he would “undoubtedly” attack the country if the intelligence concludes that Iran could enrich Uranus for the levels.
The US joined the conflict between Israel and Iran last weekend by hitting key nuclear objects with “Bunker Buster” bombs Before Trump quickly sought a truce.
In a speech on Thursday, Iranian Ayatola Ali Hamenei's supreme leader stated that strikes had not achieved anything significantBut on Friday, Trump reiterated his claim that the country's nuclear sites had been “deleted”.
By posting on his social media platform, Truth Social later on Friday, Trump said he knew exactly where he had sheltered Ayatol and that he had personally stopped Israeli and US armed forces to target him.
Of course, the Iranian leader is forced to hide during the two -week war of his country with Israel.
All the parties in the conflict asked victory, with Ayatola told Iranians that Israel and Iran had failed to disrupt the country's nuclear program.
However, the country's foreign minister Later Abbas Aragchi admitted “excessive and serious” damage The country's nuclear sites have been made from the latest attacks in the US and Israeli bombing.
Responding to Ayatol's comments, Trump reiterated his claims that Iran was “discouraged”.
“Why the so -called” supreme leader “Ayatola Ali Hamenei from the war -torn country of Iran, say so rudely and stupid that he won the war with Israel when he knows his claim is a lie,” Trump added.
Trump claims to have “worked on the eventual removal of sanctions” against Iran, but decided to “immediately” refused all the work on relief of the sanction after Ayatol released his statement of “anger, hatred and disgust.”
Iran always insisted that his nuclear program was intended only for civil purposes.
The last conflict between Israel and Iran began when Israel began attacks on Iranian nuclear sites and military infrastructure, with a number of nuclear scientists and military commanders killed.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that “if not stopped, Iran can produce nuclear weapons in a very short time.”
CBS News, the BBC American partner, has announced that the White House has been considering a number of opportunities to attract Iran back to the negotiating table, including facilitating funding for a civil, reckless, nuclear program.
But Iran denied that he had to resume his nuclear conversations with the United States after Trump said at a NATO summit in Haga on Wednesday that negotiations would start again next week.
The Iranian Health Ministry said 610 people were killed during the 12th days of air attacks, while the Israeli authorities said 28 were killed in Israel.