Donald Trump has warned that if Iran does not make a deal with the US, “the entire civilization will collapse,” raising fears whether the Americans are considering a nuclear strike against the Middle Eastern country.
Donald Trump wrote in a post on Truth Social, ‘Tonight an entire civilization will be destroyed, which will never be brought back. I don’t want that to happen, but maybe it will. However, now that there has been a complete ‘change of power’, where people with different, more sensible and less dogmatic thinking take over, perhaps something very wonderful and revolutionary could happen; Who knows? We’ll find out tonight, in one of the most important moments in the world’s long and complex history. The cycle of 47 years of coercion, corruption and death will finally end. May God bless the great people of Iran!
People started speculating due to JD Vance’s statement
America’s Vice President J.D. Vance also indicated that the US could use a “weapon” that only the President has; This further increased the fear of nuclear bombing.
Vance said, “They should know that we have weapons that we have not yet decided to use. The President of the United States can decide to use them, and if Iran does not change its behavior, he will certainly decide to use them.”
Earlier, in a press conference on Monday, Trump had said that the entire country could be destroyed in a single night, thereby indirectly threatening the use of nuclear weapons (nuclear sabre-rattling).
What did the experts say?
British media reported on Tuesday that there is a growing fear among Trump’s current and former advisers that he could order a nuclear attack on Iran.
British author and journalist Owen Jones wrote on ‘
“Trump’s just about to drop a nuke, and this guy’s still screaming about Hassan Pikar,” YouTuber Keith Edwards wrote on X.
What did the White House say?
The White House denied that J.D. Whatever Vance said about the deadline given to Iran, it meant carrying out a nuclear attack against that country.
The White House said on
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