U.S. Media Claims Trump Administration is Plotting to Seize Iran's Nuclear Materials
Xinhua News Agency, Washington, March 21 - According to a report by CBS News on the 20th, the Trump administration is formulating a strategic plan to seize Iran's "nuclear stockpile."
The report states that the U.S. government has recently shifted its focus to a longer-term goal proposed by President Trump at the beginning of the war: ensuring that Iran no longer has the capability to produce nuclear weapons. U.S. officials indicated that the Trump administration has not ruled out the possibility of attempting to seize Iran's highly enriched uranium during the current military operations.
The report cites several sources saying that Trump has not yet made a decision on this matter, but may deploy forces from the Joint Special Operations Command to carry out the plan. This elite unit is typically responsible for executing the most sensitive non-proliferation missions.
The report also mentioned that a White House spokesperson stated that the Pentagon is responsible for the preparations, while a Pentagon spokesperson has not yet commented on this. (End)
The Trump administration is developing a strategy to seize Iran's nuclear materials to prevent the country from producing nuclear weapons. Discussions indicate that U.S. Special Operations Command may be deployed for this operation. The Pentagon is preparing for this potential action, although no official comments have been made yet.
- The Trump administration is planning to seize Iran's nuclear reserves.
- The focus is on preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons.
- U.S. Special Operations Command may be involved in the operation.
- The Pentagon is responsible for preparations, but has not commented on the report.