President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he does not need Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to brief him on Iran's Mount Makosh nuclear site, claiming the US has the world's largest cameras monitoring the facility. Trump warned that if no nuclear deal is reached, the US will 'take down Mount Makosh easily,' according to N12 journalist Asaf Rozentzweig.
President Donald Trump stated Tuesday that he does not require Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to brief him on Iran's Mount Makosh nuclear site, asserting that the US possesses advanced space-based surveillance capabilities that already monitor the facility. 'We have the biggest cameras in the world,' Trump said, according to N12 journalist Asaf Rozentzweig. The president warned that if a nuclear deal is not reached, the US will 'take down Mount Makosh easily.' The remarks underscore Trump's confidence in US intelligence and his willingness to use military force if diplomacy fails. Mount Makosh has been a recurring focus of Trump's threats in recent weeks, with the president describing it as a site containing enriched uranium and a key target for potential strikes.
5 developments
- DevelopingTrump on Fox News: Netanyahu should have raised Mount Pikaks privately, not 'tell the world'
- DevelopingNY Post: Netanyahu to present Trump evidence Iran moved centrifuges into Mount Makosh nuclear site
- DevelopingTrump escalates Mount Makosh threat: 'We will reach the site, tell Iran to prepare'
- StrongTrump says 'good talks' with Iran, downplays Mount Makosh, warns of 'complete mission' if no deal
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