In a television speech, US President Donald Trump announced his countrymen and the world that the United States attacked Iran. The most important points of the speech in the formulation:
“The US Army has just performed enormous precision blocks on the three most important nuclear systems in the Iranian regime: Fordo, Natans and Isfahan. (…) Our goal was the destruction of Iranian enrichment capacities and the command of the nuclear threats of the world’s largest state assistant success.
Accusations from Tehran
“Iran has been calling for 40 years:” Death for America, Death for Israel. “They kill our people, they tear off with street bombs. We lost more than a thousand people. And hundreds of thousands in the middle -east and worldwide died as a direct consequence of their hatred (…) I would not go that way.”
Threat with further attacks
“Iran, the Tiran of the Middle East, must now make peace. If he does not do this, future attacks will be much more violent and easier to do.”
“There will be peace or a tragedy for Iran, which is much larger than what we have experienced in the past eight days. Remember that there are many other goals. Today, the most difficult of today (…) But if there is no fast, we will attack these other goals with precision, speed and skills. Most of them can be switched off within a few minutes.”
Thanks to Israel
“I want to thank Premier Bibi Netanyahu and congratulate him. We worked together as a team in advance and have contributed a lot to wipe out this terrible threat to Israel. I want to thank the Israeli army for his excellent work.”
Praise for American troops
“Above all, I would like to congratulate the big American patriots that flew these great machines tonight. And the entire American army for an operation that the world has not experienced for many decades.”
“No army in the world could have done what we did tonight.
Source: Krone
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