Trump plans Iran attack: Experts warn of threatening chaos!

Trump plans Iran attack: Experts warn of threatening chaos!

Iran, Iran - President Donald Trump recently approved attack plans against Iran, but has not yet granted the command for implementation. This information was cited by the OE24 , based on reports from the "Wall Street Journal", the high-ranking advisor Trump. The president seems to be waiting for whether the Iranian government is willing to give up its controversial nuclear program.

At the same time, time that the United States may have been involved in an Israeli attack on Iran. This contradicts the official US statements that deny such a role. According to the unnamed US officials, Trump rejected a plan to murder the Iranian senior leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, but emphasized that the United States would not be against Iran's political leadership as long as there were no Americans.

potential dangers and feedback

The tensions between the USA and Iran have increased dramatically in the past few days. According to reports, the Israeli attacks, known as "Operation Rising Lion", hundreds of fatalities in Iran and at least 24 deaths in Israel have requested. This happens during ongoing discussions about the Iranian nuclear program. Experts warn that a US attack could have devastating consequences, and Trita Parsi from the Quincy Institute emphasizes that this could lead to Iranian opposites at US bases. Ellie Geranmayeh from the European Council for Foreign Relations describes such an attack as an opening of the "Büchse der Pandora".

The military presence of the United States in the Middle East is increased, as the Tagesschau . US Vice President JD Vance emphasizes the protection of US soldiers and citizens, while additional fighter planes and warships are moved to the region. Ex-Nato Ober commander Wesley Clark comments on the increased pressure on Iran and warns of the possible consequences of a comprehensive military commitment.

political opinions and strategies

Within the Republican Party there are various opinions on a possible attack on Iran. While some members, as Senator Lindsey Graham, are calling for an end to the Iranian nuclear program, Democratic MP Seth Moulton pleads for negotiating solutions. In the Maga movement, the consensus against a war against Iran is great, since the isolationist wing sets a priority to foreign policy reluctance.

The situation remains tense, and while Trump is looking for a diplomatic solution, Iran threatens to retaliate measures and has made it clear that the United States is held responsible for the consequences of American military policy. Trump's assessment that the United States will not participate in Israel's military operations remains unclear what space is left for speculation about possible coordination between the two countries.