The Republican said it in the middle of the International Summit. He also compared the level of the attack with those of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The president of USA, Donald Trumpstressed on Wednesday that the attacks of his country against the nuclear facilities of Iran They caused a “total destruction”, in context of the war between that nation and Israel. He also acknowledged that intelligence information was “not conclusive” and preliminary.
He said it from the Netherlands, in the context of a NATO summit, where he is expected to offer a press conference in a few hours.
An initial classified report, revealed by the CNN, concluded that The attack only delayed a few months Tehran’s nuclear program.
US attacks caused “total destruction” in Iran
For his part, Tehran threatens withdraw from a key nuclear non -proliferation treaty After the attacks of Israel and the US. After insisting that his attacks caused a “total destruction,” the Republican argued that they themselves Decades delayed Iran’s nuclear ambitions, although they still do not have conclusive information.
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In addition, he compared these attacks with those perpetrated in Japan in the 40s. “I don’t want to use Hiroshima’s example. I don’t want to use Nagasaki’s example, but it was essentially the same thing that ended that war,” he said to journalists at the summit.
Donald Trump called Benjamin Netanyahu and asked Israel to stop attacks against Iran
Amid war and tensions that scale between Iran and Israelthe president of United States, Donald Trumphe made telephone contact with Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahuin an attempt to avoid a New war outbreak After the announcement of a truce.
The communication between both leaders occurred a few hours after Trump publicly announced a “Cessation to the full and total fire” between Tehran and Tel Avivwhile criticizing both governments allegedly Continue with attacks After the start of the truce.
This was reported by Israeli media and the American portal Axios, which revealed details of the conversation between the leaders.
Source: Ambito
