Trump said he is ready to strike Iran's nuclear program
US President Donald Trump issued a warning regarding Tehran's attempts to revive its nuclear program and firmly stated that he is ready to strike Iran's nuclear facilities. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
During a meeting with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland on July 28, he announced that the US would respond swiftly if Iran continues its nuclear activities. According to Trump, "We have destroyed Iran's nuclear capabilities.
If they continue down this path, we will eliminate their nuclear facilities very quickly." Previously, on July 21, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated in an interview with Fox News that Tehran has no intention of stopping uranium enrichment despite US strikes.
He emphasized that the process has been temporarily halted, but they will not give up on enrichment. According to Araghchi, this is an achievement of Iranian scientists and has become a matter of national pride.
He also added that any future nuclear agreement must recognize Iran's right to enrich uranium. On July 28, the Iranian foreign minister stated in his statement that if there is another act of aggression by the US, Iran will respond even more strongly and transparently.
He reiterated that Tehran must continue uranium enrichment. Araghchi said, "Our peaceful nuclear program was built on blood, sweat, and tears.
This technology and knowledge cannot be destroyed through bombardment." The tone of the topic is escalating, and the situation is becoming serious.
Experts are closely monitoring how the events surrounding the relations between the two countries and the nuclear program will develop. This situation remains of significant importance for regional and global security.
