President Donald Trump warned Iran on Sunday that the country would face what would be the “total strength” of the United States Armed Forces if he attacked the country and emphasized that Washington “has nothing to do” with Israel’s attacks on Tehran’s nuclear facilities.
“If we are attacked anyway by Iran, all the strength and power of the United States Armed Forces fall upon you at levels never before seen,” said Trump. He added that he could “easily” reach an agreement between Iran and Israel and “end this bloody conflict!”
The operation launched by Israel on Friday reached nuclear and military facilities, killing dozens of people, including high-ranking military commanders and nuclear scientists, according to Tehran.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu promised to attack “all the targets of the Ayatollah regime,” and Iran responded with the release of a series of missiles. On Friday, the US president urged Tehran to reach an agreement or face Israel’s “even brutal” attacks.
During his first term, a historic nuclear agreement with Iran, negotiated by former President Barack Obama, was suspended in 2018 when Trump unilaterally removed the United States and restored sanctions.
