Trump considering limited strikes to force Iran to make nuclear deal - report
The Times of Israel • • nation
Key Points:
- US President Donald Trump is reportedly considering limited military strikes on Iran to pressure it into accepting his nuclear deal demands, with potential preliminary strikes possibly beginning within days targeting select military or government sites.
- If Iran refuses to halt its uranium enrichment program, the US may escalate to a broader assault aimed at regime change, though Trump has not yet made a final decision on military action.
- Iran warned that bases of “hostile forces” in the region, including US and UK assets, would become legitimate targets if attacked, emphasizing the risk of catastrophic regional conflict.
- Recent indirect nuclear talks between the US and Iran in Geneva were described as “constructive” by Iran, but the US insists Iran has not accepted all demands, including on ballistic missiles and proxy
