Informed sources: Trump considers implementing a "limited scale" initial strike against Iran

On February 19 local time, U.S. sources reported that President Trump is weighing a "limited" initial military strike against Iran to compel it to accept the nuclear agreement demands put forth by the United States.

According to informed sources, if authorized, the action could take place within days, targeting a small number of military or government facilities, aimed at pressuring Tehran rather than immediately launching a full-scale war. The plan is seen as the first step in a phased approach.

It is claimed that if Iran continues to refuse to halt its uranium enrichment activities as requested by the U.S., America may further expand the scope of its actions, launching broader strikes against facilities related to the Iranian regime, and even considering efforts to destabilize the Tehran regime.

Earlier that day, Trump publicly stated that Iran has "10 to 15 days" to reach an agreement, or it will face "serious consequences." Currently, tensions between the U.S. and Iran over the nuclear issue continue to escalate, and U.S. military deployments in the Middle East have also significantly increased. (CCTV reporter Liu Xiaoqian)