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Trump Eyes Support for Israel’s Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Base

In a dramatic turn of events that sounds straight out of a blockbuster, experts say U.S. President Donald Trump may offer direct military support for Israel's ambitious campaign against Iran's nuclear program. At the center of this high-stakes showdown is the underground Fordow facility—deeply fortified and so far immune to Israeli air strikes.

After Israel’s preemptive air strikes on several Iranian cities, aimed at crippling Iran’s military and nuclear infrastructure, the conflict has escalated rapidly. Iran fired missiles and launched drone attacks that even breached Israel’s renowned Iron Dome defense, striking deep into major Israeli cities. Israel insists its moves are necessary to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons, while Tehran maintains its nuclear program is solely for peaceful purposes.

Trump's recent social media posts are adding extra fuel to the fire. Once seen as a peacemaker, his tone has shifted dramatically—calling for Iran's "unconditional surrender" and hinting at secret intelligence on Iran’s supreme leadership. Some experts believe that if the conflict persists, the U.S. might lend its heavy B2 bombers, capable of carrying 14-tonne munitions, to target the elusive Fordow site. ⚔️

Yet, with Israel already facing a protracted conflict in Gaza, the nation may struggle to manage a multi-front war. While analysts speculate that the intense fighting could be short-lived, the unpredictability of such a high-stakes conflict is keeping everyone on the edge of their seats—like waiting for the next plot twist in your favorite action movie. 🎬

As global tensions mount, all eyes are on Washington to see if the U.S. will switch from diplomatic nudges to direct military involvement in supporting Israel’s operations. Stay tuned as this unfolding story continues to shape the future of Middle Eastern geopolitics.

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