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Letter: Obama Policies Necessitated U.S. Strikes on Nuclear Sites
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Letter: Obama policies necessitated U.S. strikes on nuclear sites
Why was it necessary for President Donald Trump to drop bombs on Iran? Why did he not seek congressional approval? In 2016 President Barack Obama dropped $1.7 billion in cash into Iran, also without congressional approval. It was sent shrink-wrapped on pallets and dropped from U.S. military aircraft. I have two questions. Who counted the cash on departure, and who counted the cash on arrival? Iran used the cash to finance its nuclear arms progra…
Mensch: Congressional Approval Unnecessary for Trump's Strike on Iranian Nuclear Sites – DV Journal
On June 21st, at 5:00 pm (Eastern Daylight Time), US Navy submarines launched Tomahawk cruise missiles at the Isfahan Nuclear Technology Center in Iran. Then, at about 6:40 pm (EDT), the US Air Force dropped 14 Massive Ordinance Penetrator Bombs on the Fordow and Natanz nuclear sites in Iran. These actions were incredibly well-coordinated and demonstrate the might and will of the US military capability when it is called upon to protect freedom…
On June 26, 2025, Iran announced that it will file a complaint with the United Nations demanding compensation from the United States for the damage caused to its nuclear facilities following the bombings ordered by President Donald Trump. This claim, however, pales in the face of the forceful U.S. action that sought to neutralize an imminent nuclear threat. The attacks, executed with surgical precision, reflect Trump’s commitment to global secur…
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