US President Donald Trump announced on Saturday night that the United States attacked Iran’s nuclear facilities after days of speculation.
“We have completed our successful attack on the three nuclear facilities in Iran, including Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan. All aircraft are now outside Iranian airspace. A full bombs have been launched at the main installation, Fordow. All planes are safe on their way home,” Trump Social Network wrote.
“Congratulations to our great American warriors. There is no other army in the world that could have done it. Now is the time of peace!” Since the US president, who gave no further details about the offensive.
Earlier, websites specialized in air traffic had recorded that several B-2 bombers of the United States Air Force had taken off to pacifictwo days after the White House reported that Trump would decide within two weeks would help whether or not Israel help directly in the attacks on Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure, which began by the Israelis on the 13th.
Israel began the offensive against Iran on the grounds that the Ayatollah regime was very close to obtaining a nuclear weapon, but needed the help of the United States because it had no firepower to destroy the Fordow uranium enrichment plant, which is 90 meters below the ground.
According to Axios, Trump had met with the National Security team in the White House room on Saturday night.
An Israeli authority told the American site that the Benjamin Netanyahu government was notified by Trump management before US attacks on Iran. Another Israeli official source confirmed to Axios that B-2 bombers were used in the attack.
The US president said he will make a statement at 11 pm (Brasília) about the attack. “This is a historic moment for the United States of America, Israel and the world. Iran must now agree to end this war,” he wrote on Truth Social.
Trump shared on his social network a post with the message “Fordow is over!”.
In an X post, the president of the United States, Republican Mike Johnson, wrote that attacks on Iran’s nuclear facilities “should serve as a clear reminder to our opponents and allies that President Trump fulfills what he speaks.”
“The president gave the Iranian leader [Ali Khamenei] All opportunities to close an agreement, but Iran refused to commit to a nuclear disarmament agreement, ”said Johnson, referring to negotiations between Tehran and Washington before Israel’s attacks started.
“President Trump had been consistent and clear in stating that a nuclear weapon will not be tolerated. This posture has now been firmly reinforced, accurately and clarity,” he added.
