US President Donald Trump praised the strikes carried out by the US military against Iranian nuclear establishments, describing it as “impressive military success” and “overwhelming victory.”
He stressed that the operation prevented Iran from possessing a nuclear bomb that would have been using it “if it was able to do so.”
Trump said in a statement posted on his platform: “We have achieved great military success yesterday, and we extracted the bomb from their hands, and they would have used it if they could. What happened was a landslide victory, and a victory for the United States and global security.”
In the context of his criticism of opponents within the Republican Party, Trump, a member of Congress Thomas Massi, attacked the representative of Kentucky, saying that he was “almost always voted (no), regardless of the importance of the proposals”, describing him as “a naive and blessed person, who does not respect the American army and does not appreciate the courage of his armed forces, even after the success of yesterday’s operation.”
He added: “Massi represents a negative force, does not even believe that confronting Iran’s nuclear is a strategic necessity, and opposes everything that would strengthen America’s strength. It does not belong to a movement (to make America great again) – and we do not want it.”
Trump indicated that he will support a Republican candidate for Diamonds in the upcoming preliminary elections, and said: “I will be present in Kentucky to participate in a fierce electoral campaign. (To make America great again) has no place for zombies and non -producers.”
At the end of his statement, Trump thanked the American armed forces, saying: “Thank you for our great army for the great work he did last night. It was really special. Let’s make America a great again!”
Senior officials in President Donald Trump’s administration confirmed on Sunday that US air strikes on Iranian nuclear sites were not a prelude to regime change, while Washington urged Tehran to stay away from a military response and resort to negotiation.
The “midnight hammer” operation was only known to a few people in Washington and at the US Military Command headquarters in the Middle East in Tamba, Florida.
The US Joint Chief of Staff, General Dan Kane, told reporters that seven B-2 bombers flew 18 hours from the United States to Iran to drop 14 supernatural bombing.
Defense Minister Beit Higsith Iran warned Iran against carrying out its previous threats to respond to the United States, and said that the American forces are ready to defend themselves.
“This task was not aimed and not related to the change of the system,” Higsith told the Pentagon reporters.
In an interview with “Meeting the Press with Kristen Wilker” on the NBC TV channel, US Vice President J.
“I think we have prepared their program for a very long time,” he added, adding that the United States “has no interest in deploying land forces on the ground.”
