Donald Trump called for suggestions for an attack on Iran's nuclear site The move could spark a war, sparking a wide-ranging conflict with Iran, with Donald Trump deciding not to attack senior advisers.

 

Donald Trump called for suggestions for an attack on Iran's nuclear site

Washington latest newspaper. November 17, 2020: US President Donald Trump last week solicited proposals for an attack on Iran's nuclear site. Trump solicited proposals in a meeting with senior national security advisers. The chief was present. According to the Daily Mail, Donald Trump wanted to attack Iran as a punishment for concealing nuclear weapons, but his top advisers warned that war could break out in that situation.

Advisers have told Trump that such an action could spark a wider conflict with Iran, yet Donald Trump wants to punish Tehran. Donald Trump decided not to attack, despite opposition from senior advisers.

Aides have condemned Donald Trump's decision to invade Iran, including Foreign Secretary Mike Pompeo and Acting Secretary Christopher C. Miller.

According to foreign media, the White House has declined to comment on the news. Earlier, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani had said that the US government's policy of increasing pressure on Tehran is coming to an end. No explanation was given for the claim. According to media reports, Rouhani said in a statement that all indications from the United States, Europe and other parts of the world indicate that the world has realized that maximum pressure is useless and that this pressure is now over. Is going to

Since Biden was elected US president, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has been seen discussing the possibility of a change in US policy on a daily basis. He said Donald Trump's tough policy on Iran was coming to an end. Current and former US government officials said re-imposing sanctions under terrorism laws would make it extremely difficult to lift them. will be done.