Russia’s threat after Trump’s plan for attack exposed.
Donald Trump has reportedly greenlit a potential US military strike on Iran — and Russia is not taking the news lightly.
Iran’s secret nuclear program explained.
It all started back in 2002, when Iran’s secret nuclear program first came to light, setting off international panic.
In 2015, President Obama inked a nuclear deal with Iran, but Trump scrapped it in 2018, branding it “a disaster.”
With the deal dead, Iran resumed uranium enrichment, inching closer to bomb-grade capability.
The Trump administration hit Iran with brutal economic sanctions, but the country refused to fold.
Fast-forward to June 2025, when Israel launched direct strikes on Iranian targets, citing escalating threats.
Iran didn’t hold back, unleashing retaliatory missile fire and turning parts of Tehran into a war zone.
The current crisis highlighted.
After days of missile exchanges, hundreds of Iranians were reportedly killed, with dozens of Israelis wounded.
Moscow issued a chilling warning, claiming the situation was “moments away” from a nuclear disaster.
Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov revealed they’d warned the US to “stay out” — or risk global fallout.
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova slammed the world’s silence over strikes on nuclear sites.
Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei declared the nation won’t back down — no matter who gets involved.
Trump’s attack plan exposed.
According to insiders, Trump told his national security team he’s on board with an attack plan if one reaches his desk.
He hasn’t issued a formal order yet but made it crystal clear that, if pushed, he’s ready to launch.
Just one day after skipping out early on the G7 summit, Trump’s administration sparked fresh fears by deploying a nuclear-capable command jet.
Initially, Trump gave a non-answer when pressed on possible US involvement: “I may do it, I may not do it.”
According to ABC News, Trump told advisers in the Situation Room that he approves military strikes on Iran “if presented.”
Sources say he’s waiting to see if Iran will agree to stop their nuclear program before giving a final go-ahead.
He reportedly told aides: “I like to make the final decision one second before it’s due.”
White House stance confirmed.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt backed up Trump’s stance, telling reporters “all options remain on the table.”
Before leaving the G7, Trump urged Tehran residents to flee, warning them about what might be coming.
On social media, Trump said Iran “should have signed the ‘deal’ I told them to sign.”
Trump hammered the message again, writing: “I said it over and over again!”
By June 18, Trump’s tone had fully shifted: “I’ve had it,” he said. “My patience is gone.”
“I give up,” he added. “Then we go blow up all the, you know, nuclear stuff that’s all over the place there.”
Russia’s warning revealed.
Zakharova didn’t hold back, warning that a US attack would throw the whole region — and world — into chaos.
President Putin distanced Moscow from military action, saying they won’t “impose anything,” but are monitoring closely.
He insisted the next steps rest with Iran and Israel, not foreign powers — a not-so-subtle jab at Washington.
White House prepares for ‘final decision’ on Iran.
Reports say US airbases have ramped up readiness in case Trump gives the green light.
Military sources confirm naval units are shifting into new formations — and closer to Iran’s coastline.
Officials say Trump’s inner circle is divided, with some pushing restraint, others pushing to strike.
As it stands, the next move lies entirely with Trump — and he’s signaling he’s ready.
The world now waits. Trump’s final decision is imminent — and if the warning signs mean anything, it won’t be peace.