Trump says that US intelligence is “wrong” about Iranian -national nuclear capabilities

US President Donald Trump He said on Friday that the director of national intelligence, Tolsi GabbardIt was a mistake in suggesting that there is no evidence Iran Building a nuclear weapon.

Trump was transferred to the intelligence assessments that were moved earlier this year by his espionage chief that Tehran was not working on a nuclear weapon when he spoke with correspondents at an airport in Moreston, New Jersey.

“She is wrong,” Trump said.

Gabbard witnessed the Congress in March that the American intelligence community continued to judge that Tehran was not working at a nuclear warhead.

Trump’s comments came, and the President said he will be involved in Iran and Israel’s conflict over the next two weeks.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu justified A week of air strikes on Iranian nuclear and military targets By saying Tehran was about to have a warhead.

The Gabdar Office has already referred to quotes from the chief espionage, saying that it and Trump were “on the same page” regarding the status of the Iranian nuclear program.

Iran denies the development of nuclear weapons, saying that its uranium enrichment program was only for peaceful purposes.

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A source with US intelligence reports told Reuters that the evaluation provided by Gabbard had not changed.

They also said spying services for us that it would take up to three years for Iran to build a warhead that could reach its goal.

However, some experts believe that Iran may take a much shorter time to build and deliver a non -laboratory raw nuclear device, although there will be no guarantee that it will work.

Trump often activated the results of US intelligence agencies, which he and his supporters accused – without providing evidence – on part of a “deep state” of American officials opposed to his presidency.

The Republican President has repeatedly clashed with American spying agencies during his first term, including an evaluation that Moscow worked to influence the 2016 presidential vote in his favor and accept the denial of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Gabbard, who was loyal to Trump, was among the supporters of the president who broadcast such allegations.