In a brief address, President Trump praised the recent U.S. military strike on Iran, claiming it as a historic achievement and signaling the end of previous hostilities. He declared that the assault was unmatched globally, while emphasizing Iran's need for peace or else facing further strikes. Trump positioned this action as an extension of his long-standing opposition to Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. Despite the jubilant tone of the announcement, the longer-term repercussions of this sudden military intervention remain uncertain, especially amidst ongoing conflicts in the region.
In a speech lasting barely four minutes from the White House, Donald Trump on Saturday night hailed the U.S. attack on Iran in the way he tends to celebrate everything.
The Republican portrayed the attack as a closed chapter, citing the destruction of Iran's facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan, and issued a warning to Iran in case of retaliation.
Trump explained that he had long ago decided he would not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons and claimed that the three facilities had been totally obliterated.
Trump, who received congratulations from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, spoke as if tonight's attack marked the end of a decades-long conflict.
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