Trump prepares for action against Iran: airstrikes and aid to Israel are discussed
Donald Trump is considering preemptive strikes against Iran to prevent the creation of nuclear weapons. Alternatively, the transfer of advanced weapons, including bunker-busting bombs, to Israel is being discussed.
Donald Trump is considering preemptive airstrikes against Iran to thwart its nuclear program. According to The Wall Street Journal, the move is being discussed as a way to prevent Tehran from building nuclear weapons.
Another option could be to transfer advanced weapons such as bunker-busting bombs to Israel, which would strengthen Tel Aviv's ability to act independently against Iranian targets.
Such discussions come amid ongoing tensions between Iran and the West. Earlier, the United States and Israel have repeatedly expressed concern about the pace of development of Iran's nuclear program.
Potential strikes or arms transfers could trigger a new round of conflict in the Middle East. Experts note that such measures can exacerbate the situation and affect global security.
No decision has been made yet, but events indicate the growing pressure on Iran and the preparation of the United States and its allies for possible scenarios.
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