U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters about the Iranian regime’s nuclear issue saying: “They won’t be enriching. If they enrich then we’re gonna have to do it other way and I don’t really want to do it the other way but we’re gonna have to. There is not going to be enrichment.”
He added that after the end of his first presidential term, there were no problems. There were no wars, ISIS was 100% defeated, Iran was bankrupt, there was no issue with Hamas and Hezbollah, Israel had not been attacked, the Russia-Ukraine war had not happened, and there was no inflation in the U.S.
Alongside continued U.S. military threats, speculation about a potential Israeli military action against the Iranian regime has also intensified in recent weeks. Israeli officials have recently reinforced this speculation through both public and covert signals.
However, Axios quoted senior Israeli officials reporting that while Israel is conducting training and drills for potential strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities, it has told the United States it will not take action unless negotiations fail.
Meanwhile, the Iranian regime, in a note addressing the Director General’s report to the Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) under the title “NPT Safeguards Agreement,” stated that 60% uranium enrichment is not prohibited under the NPT and that Iran’s 60% enrichment activities and stockpiles are under the Agency’s supervision and verification.
Iran’s Regime Dismisses IAEA Report About its Nuclear Program as “Biased and Baseless.”
The note, referring to the IAEA’s report on undeclared nuclear material or highly contaminated equipment, states security officials have recently discovered further leads indicating that sabotage or hostile actions were involved in contaminating those sites.
The Iranian regime claimed that all its nuclear materials and activities have been fully declared to the IAEA and verified by the Agency, and that it is making every effort to identify the origin of such particles at those locations.
