US President Donald Trump May Soon Decide on a Nuclear Strike Against Iran, Claims Prominent Journalist Tucker Carlson; Warns That Potential Strike Could Unleash Radiation Across the Persian Gulf
WASHINGTON: The famous American journalist Tucker Carlson has made a sensational statement that U.S. President Donald Trump will soon make a critical decision on launching a nuclear strike against Iran.
On social media, Tucker Carlson claimed Iran’s Parchin or deep mountain installations, which are alleged to contain nuclear sites 300 feet underground under solid granite rock, could be targets for a U.S. nuclear option.
To recap, some of the highlights of what Tucker Carlson claimed about the possible nuclear attack on Iran.
Weapons from the United States military are not able to reach and destroy these underground facilities, prompting Carlson to call for extreme measures to target them.
Pressure from Netanyahu and Pentagon Officials: Carlson says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pushing hard for Trump to authorize the use of nuclear weapons and has been making daily phone calls to him about Iran. He also said U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and CENTCOM Commander Brad Cooper are both pushing for more action against Iran, but President Trump reportedly is not keen on going over the nuclear threshold.
Decision Deadline and Global Dangers: Carlson insisted that President Trump was able to make a final decision on that by Nov. 7. He said the “potential nuclear strike” carries serious consequences, and would spread radiation across the Persian Gulf, affect vital water reservoirs, and significantly raise the risk of a nuclear war on the planet.