Israel strikes Iran’s Isfahan nuclear facility as Trump weighs entering war

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Israel struck Iran’s nuclear facility near my conversion, as it fought against its air attack, while president Donald Trump decides whether the United States would enter the war in the Middle East.

According to the Hebrew and Iranian media, the Israeli forces overnight struck the facility above, one of which was previously targeted in an attempt to deteriorate the Iranian nuclear program.

However, the jewel of the crown of the nuclear program of the Islamic Republic, which is a vocabulary uranium enrichment facility that was deeply built under a mountain in Fordo, is still far from the reach of Israel’s traditional weapons. It can only be destroyed with US BUNKER-PUSter Bombs with B-2 fighters.

The White House said on Thursday that Trump will decide “during the next two weeks” if the United States will strike Iran, a decision that would represent a major escalation in the conflict.

Israel’s almost complete domination of the Iranian sky reduces the capabilities of Islamic missiles to launch and spend many of its supreme military leadership since it launched a sudden attack on June 13.

Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khayni is hiding, after clear threats from the Israeli Defense Minister that he can also be assassinated.

The success of the Israeli army has left hesitant to agree to an Iranian request to hold any talks under the cover of the ceasefire.

“It is extremely difficult to stop when it looks at it, and Israel has remained well in terms of war and I think you will say that Iran is walked well,” Trump said, and rejected the first round of European -led negotiations on Friday in Geneva. “Europe will not be able to help with it.” The United States did not attend the talks.

A person who seen negotiations on Friday said that the French foreign ministers, German and the United Kingdom warned his Iranian counterpart that Tehran might have to abandon his red line against refusing to negotiate with Washington while under the Israeli attack “preventing the United States from joining the operation.”

The person said: “We have sent them far to think very carefully about their red line.” We said [the Iranians] American military intervention is something that is already planned now. “

Trump refused to evaluate the American intelligence community that Iran was not using uranium enrichment capabilities in Ford to build materials for a nuclear weapon. Instead, he agreed with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s allegations that Tehran was weeks of a bomb.

“It is wrong,” Trump told reporters, when he was asked about the testimony of the National Intelligence Director, Toulsi Gabbard, in front of congress this year, which contradicts Netanyahu’s insistence that Iran was building a bomb.

Gabbard said in March that the American intelligence community believes that Iran was not building a nuclear weapon and that Khumenini did not live the program it suspended in 2003.

But late on Friday night, Gabbard wrote on X that if Iran decides to put the finishing touches on the gathering of the bomb, it may “produce a nuclear weapon within weeks to months.”

According to the Iranian News Agency in Persia, it appears that the Israeli military measures overnight have hit some parts of the nuclear facility, but there were no signs of radiation leakage.

The Israeli army also said that two senior leaders of the Jerusalem force were killed, the Revolutionary Guard arm in Iran. He said that both of them participated in the financing and training of the Iranian agent in the region.