Trump to take a decision on taking US action in Israel, Iran, conflict within two weeks

The White House said that US President Donald Trump will decide whether the United States is drinking directly in Iran and Israel’s conflict in the next two weeks.

At a White House press conference, press secretary Caroline Levitte presented a direct message from Trump:

“Based on the fact that there is a great opportunity for negotiations that may happen or do not take place with Iran in the near future, I will make my decision, whether or not it goes during the next two weeks.”

Earlier, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister BBC told that it would lead to “hell” in the region if the United States became involved, adding: “This is not the American war.”

The news comes 24 hours after Trump said he had not decided to join the conflict.

In response to a question about what the message was “Trump’s supporters every day” who have concerns about our involvement, Levitte said about “Trump Trump’s confidence.”

She added that the “maximum priority” of the president is to ensure that Iran is not constructed by the success of a nuclear weapon.

The press secretary has so far rejected and repeatedly rejected the “assumptions”, including whether Iranian officials can come to the White House, or whether Trump will require approval from Congress on any participation in the United States.

Trump and his administration sought to maintain an atmosphere of strategic ambiguity – not to reveal a lot about their possible thinking or work paths.

“I may do it,” he told reporters on Wednesday. “I may not do that.”

The administration confirmed that it believes that Iran was “not closer” to successfully building a nuclear weapon.

Trump rejected intelligence assessments – including some submitted by the Director of National Intelligence Tolsi Gabbard in Congress earlier this year – that Iran was not planning to do so.

Speculation on Trump’s intentions on Wednesday after Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khanini, refused his request to surrender.

I mentioned the American BBS partner CBS Trump agreed to plans to attack IranBut he did not make a final decision on whether he should go forward.

The intelligence source said that the American president was suspended in the event that Iran agreed to abandon its nuclear program.

On Thursday, Trump responded to Truth Social, saying that Wall Street Journal, where reports appeared for the first time, “was not an idea of ​​my thoughts regarding Iran.” He did not address whether the plans were approved.

It is said that the president is considering strikes on the Iranian nuclear site Fordo, underground uranium enrichment facility.

Iran insists that Fordo is used for civil purposes only.

The site, hidden on the side of the mountain, places it out of reach of Israel’s weapons. The United States only has a bomb that may be large enough to destroy Fordo.

Diplomatic efforts are underway with the continued conflict, as European foreign ministers are scheduled to meet their Iranian counterpart in Switzerland on Friday.

Levitte said that correspondence between American and Iranian negotiators was continuing.

Reuters reported earlier that the US special envoy Steve Witkeov and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arashi had spoken on the phone several times since Israel began its strikes on Iran last week, in an attempt to find a diplomatic end to the crisis.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Said Khatibzadeh BBC told BBC that he was hoping for diplomacy as a “option first”, but while the bombing “we cannot start any negotiation.”

He said that our involvement will be “hell for the entire region”, which would turn the conflict into a “swamp”, continue in aggression, and delay the end of “brutal atrocities.”

This is not the “American War” and if Trump is involved, he will always be remembered as “a head of a war that does not belong to”, added Khatibzadeh.

Trump’s deadline came for two weeks after a hospital was injured in southern Israel during an Iranian missile attack Thursday morning.

Iranian government media reported that the strike targeted a military site next to the hospital, not the same facility.

The Israeli Ministry of Health said that 71 people were injured during the attack on the medical center of Soroka.

Israel said at least 24 people have been killed in the country since the beginning of the conflict. Iranian government media last updated her death on Sunday, June 15, when she said that 224 people were killed.

The Washington -based Human Rights Agency, which has long tracked Iran, said 639 people have been killed in Iran since Friday.

The Israeli army continued its strikes on the Iranian nuclear infrastructure on Thursday, saying that it struck an “inactive nuclear reactor” in Arak in night raids that also witnessed an uranium enrichment facility in Natanz targeting again.