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U.S. President Donald Trump: If Iran does not remain peaceful, future attacks will be more severe

U.S. President Donald Trump: If Iran does not remain peaceful, future attacks will be more severe

Washington D.C: In a momentous turn of events, US President Donald Trump addressed the nation following a joint operation with Israel, launching significant attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities.

President Donald Trump confirmed that the United States, in conjunction with Israel, had attacked Iran, targeting three nuclear installations. He announced the successful completion of the strikes, with all American aircraft returning safely and now outside Iranian airspace. The President stated that a "full payload of bombs" was dropped on the primary site, specifying that the nuclear facilities hit were in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan. News agencies reported that US B-2 bomber aircraft carried out these attacks on Iranian nuclear sites.

Following the strikes, news agencies also reported an announcement from Tehran vowing retaliation. President Trump asserted that no other military in the world could have executed such an operation. American media outlets indicated that Israel had been given advance notice of the US attack. President Trump also took to social media to congratulate the attacking forces.

Despite the military action, President Trump declared, "Now is the time for peace," urging Iran to agree to end the conflict. He also announced an upcoming address to the public following the strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. While President Trump claimed the Fordow nuclear facility was "completely destroyed," Fars News Agency contradicted this, reporting that the Fordow nuclear facility sustained "no significant damage" and that "most of the damage to Fordow was only to the ground, which can be restored."

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