Former US legislator warns of nuclear strike on Iran
The article addresses the military and political escalation between the United States and Iran, focusing on prior warnings from a Republican U.S. congresswoman, Marjorie Taylor Greene, who claimed that the Trump administration was considering the possibility of launching a nuclear strike on Iran without credible evidence. She warned of catastrophic consequences, including a "nuclear Holocaust" and widespread human and economic losses. This came alongside the end of a 60-day deadline aimed at reaching an agreement on the Iranian nuclear issue and the Strait of Hormuz, with no final deal reached due to substantive disagreements. Meanwhile, Iran's military escalation intensified by offering rewards for killing or capturing American soldiers, while U.S. forces in the region increased their deployments. The primary goal of the United States remains preventing Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, amidst ongoing diplomatic and military escalation.
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