“He may take more measures to end Iran’s nuclear enrichment

Vice President GD Verse said on Tuesday that Donald Trump “may decide he needs more measures” to prevent Iran from Iran from uranium.

In comments on X, Vans, who took a more isolated position on foreign policy more than many other Republicans, said Trump was “only interested in using the American army to achieve the goals of the American people.”

But he also wrote that the president “may decide that he needs more measures to end the Iranian (uranium) enrichment,” referring to the process that could produce both nuclear fuel and degrees.

“This decision ultimately belongs to the president,” Verse added.

His comments came less than an hour before Trump invited “Tehran’s unconditional surrender” on his social network for the truth, and he boasted that the supreme leader of Iran, Ayatollah Ali Khawni, was “an easy goal.”

Trump also highlighted the United States’ contribution to Israel’s war effort, as it linked Washington to demand the country that it had created an air superiority over Tehran.

However, French President Emmanuel Macron warned that it would be “the biggest mistake” in the search for a change in the regime in Iran, warning that the expulsion of Iranian leaders would lead to “chaos”.

Washington has adopted a defensive position in the conflict, according to American officials, but this included helping Israel to shoot down the upcoming Iranian missiles and aircraft using US marine ships in the Mediterranean.

If the United States is interfering directly, it may publish B-2 bombers that were deployed in Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean to bomb Iranian nuclear establishments.

One of these targets can be the enrichment of uranium in Fordo near the city of Qom, which is dug in the mountain poison under dozens of reinforced concrete.

Iran said it would only agree to negotiate the conflict and resume talks about its nuclear program if the Israeli forces stopped its bombing campaign, according to diplomats.

Israel has launched waves of missiles to Iran since its attack began on Friday. Iran has retaliated with missile spots throughout Israel. Both sides have losses.