US Strikes Iranian Nuclear Sites in Historic Move, Trump Declares ‘Victory for Peace’
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In a stunning development, the United States has carried out airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, dramatically intensifying tensions in the Middle East. The strikes took place on Sunday night, targeting what officials called “key components” of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.
Former President Donald Trump, speaking at a press event shortly after the news broke, described the mission as a “historic moment for the world” and claimed it was essential for global peace. “We took bold and necessary action to stop Iran before it was too late,” Trump said, referring to intelligence reports suggesting Tehran was on the brink of building a nuclear weapon.
The bombers, reportedly B-2 stealth aircraft, flew from US bases and successfully hit the Fordow nuclear facility and two other undisclosed locations. US defense officials have so far not commented in detail but confirmed the operation was “precise and limited.”
Iran has condemned the attack, calling it an act of aggression and vowing retaliation. Experts fear that the strikes could lead to a wider regional conflict, drawing in allies on both sides and destabilizing the already volatile area.
Global reactions are pouring in, with some countries urging restraint while others express concern over the legality and consequences of the strikes. The situation remains tense, with the world watching closely for Iran’s next move.
