Cotton warns Iran after U.S. strikes nuclear sites: ‘Trump means business’

The Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee said that the future of the ongoing conflict that includes Iran, Israel, and now the United States is “truly left to Iran.”

senator Tom Cotton appeared, R-RK. On “this week” from ABC to discuss the American strikes against Iran, which he said was “severely damaged by the Iranian nuclear infrastructure.”

“The supreme leader and the verse in Iran needs to understand that president Trump means work,” said Couton.

“They have an opportunity to prosecute peace here, to dismantle any remnants of their nuclear program, and to continue to survive already, because we did not target the supreme leader, we did not target energy infrastructure, and we did not target other critical infrastructure,” continued.

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“This is an implicit message that Iran still has things found, and that the United States or Israel has struck. Iran needs attention to warn President Trump.”

When Jonathan Karl from ABC was asked whether the United States would target Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khounai, Couton said he would not “rule any one goal inside or outside”, but he made it clear that President Donald Trump “is not deceived.”

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“There are still many goals that Iran keeps very dear,” Cotton warned. “My message to the Supreme Leader is: Look at the lessons of history. No – do not seduce fate. Do not target Americans.

The United States introduced itself into the Israeli war against Iran by dropping many “hidden” bombs and firing dozens of missiles in Iranian nuclear facilities on Sunday morning local time.

Tom Couton was pressed on the “language” used to “send the forces”

The Senator Tom Cotton, R-RK, arrives. To the Senate Intelligence Committee session on “Global Threats” in the Senate Office building in Heart on Tuesday, March 25, 2025. (Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc)

Iran criticized in the United States to cross a “very large red line” with its strikes.

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“The warm and police administration in Washington is responsible for the dangerous consequences and the effects that are far from the work of its aggression,” Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Aragchchi said, adding immediately that he will immediately travel to Moscow to coordinate positions with a documentary ally.

Fox News’ Laura Garrison and Associated Press contributed to this report.