US President Joe Biden discussed the possibility of a blow to Iran's nuclear objects if Tehran approaches the creation of nuclear weapons. About it reports AXIOS with reference to three informed sources.
According to the publication, the White House Advisor Jake Sullivan presented Biden options for a potential US attack on Iran's nuclear objects. It happened a few weeks ago, but the information about the meeting was secret. It was not caused by new intelligence and aimed at discussing possible scenarios.
Biden and his national security team have considered different options, but the President has not yet made any final decision. It is known that one of the conditions for a potential impact can be Uranus Uranus up to 90% of cleanliness - a level that is considered sufficient to create nuclear weapons.
Some of Biden's advisers point to two trends that may affect the decision. The first is the acceleration of Iran's nuclear program, and the second is the weakening of Iran's positions and his allies in conflict with Israel. These factors can drive the US to active action to prevent Iran's nuclear weapons.
However, another source reports that there are currently active discussions in the White House on possible hostilities against Iran. Despite Biden's promise to prevent the development of nuclear weapons by Iran, the task of hitting Iranian nuclear facilities can have serious consequences, including the risk of transmitting a new conflict to the next US administration.
This information emphasizes the complexity of international security decisions and demonstrates the severity of the Iranian nuclear program.
