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Trump Suggests Israel's Attack Could Help Make Nuclear Deal with Iran - The Statesman
- On Friday, June 13, 2025, Israel launched a large-scale aerial operation against Iran targeting nuclear facilities and military infrastructure from Western Iran to Tehran.
- The attack followed a 60-day window Trump set for Iran to negotiate a nuclear deal, which he says Iran missed despite being close to agreement.
- Trump acknowledged the strikes as successful, warned Iran about facing brutal military actions if it rejects proposals, and noted the use of advanced US military equipment by Israel.
- Trump expressed optimism that negotiations could proceed despite recent events, saying it might now be possible for a deal to be reached and that it is not too late for discussions to continue, suggesting the strikes could prompt Iran to engage more seriously.
- The operation led to Iranian missile retaliation and heightened regional tensions, with Trump signaling continued US support to Israel and potential further military responses if Iran resists talks.
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Trump torn between support to Israel and opposition to military intervention abroad
The US president acknowledges the Israeli attack, which he described as 'successful,' but remains committed to a negotiated solution, reflecting how deeply averse his political base is to being dragged into a new war abroad.
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The US President is in the largest balancing act of his term so far. How does Donald Trump position himself on Israel's attack on Iran?
The U.S. President said this offensive could open the door to a new nuclear deal with Tehran, rather than shut it down.
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