US President Donald Trump has said that if Iran tries to restore its nuclear facilities, they will be destroyed. Therefore, Tehran should not even try to do so.
Points of attention
- US President Donald Trump threatens to destroy Iran's nuclear facilities if the country attempts to restore them, causing increased tension between the two nations.
- Advising Tehran to refrain from any nuclear program-related actions to prevent the destruction of its facilities, President Trump warns against rebuilding or creating new facilities.
- Recent strikes by the US on key Iranian nuclear facilities have sparked controversy, with conflicting reports on the extent of damage to Iran's nuclear infrastructure.
Trump threatens Iran again
Trump announced this on the social network Truth Social.
All three nuclear sites in Iran have been completely destroyed and/or dismantled. It will take years to rebuild them, if Iran wants to do so.
Donald Trump
President of the United States
The US president also advised Iran not to try to rebuild nuclear facilities, or to create new ones in other places. Otherwise, they "will be destroyed."
Recall that on June 22, the US struck three key Iranian nuclear facilities using bunker-busting bombs and cruise missiles.
After that, Trump and US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that Tehran's nuclear program had allegedly been completely destroyed.
However, US intelligence, as reported by a number of media outlets, stated that Iran's core nuclear infrastructure remained intact. This information provoked a violent reaction from Trump.
