Trump opens as much as Iran: “They want to talk, I accepted.” But the bombings proceed | EUROtoday

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From Mar-a-Lago, closed in his residence in Florida, Donald Trump exults in “the enormous results already achieved” by the Epic Fury operation, threatens the Tehran regime once more, but in addition opens as much as dialogue with the Iranian leaders who escaped the bombings.

The warfare began in opposition to Iran is essentially the most insidious fought by American forces for the reason that invasion of Iraq in 2003: “We are in the early stages, we are going in the right direction, we have eliminated 48 leaders of the regime in one fell swoop”, declared the US president, however the battle – he added – may final 4 weeks. «No boots on the bottom»no American navy shall be employed within the subject: that is the order reiterated, even yesterday, by Trump to his generals, to keep away from being slowed down – as in Iraq, as in Afghanistan, as additionally in Ukraine (albeit not directly) – in “a stupid conflict without end”: that is how the president himself outlined them when he promised his Maga supporters that the USA wouldn’t participate in distant wars.

“The heavy and targeted bombing will continue, throughout the week or, for as long as it takes, to achieve our goal of peace throughout the Middle East and, indeed, the world!”, declared Trump yesterday, who then warned the authorities of the Islamic Republic: “They have declared that they will respond to the attacks, which will hit very hard, but it is better that they don’t, because if they do, we will overwhelm them with a force that has never been seen before!”.

The raids, nonetheless, might not be sufficient, and regardless of the peremptory directives of the White House, the identical navy consultants from the War Department proceed to repeat that “it will be very difficult for the USA and Israel to overthrow the ayatollahs’ regime without ground action”.

After the message launched on social media to announce the beginning of the bombings, Trump now not appeared in public, canceled conferences with the press, entrusted his declarations to social media and some well-calculated interviews: with him in Florida are the White House chief of employees Susie Wiles; Secretary of State Marco Rubio; and CIA director John Ratcliffe.