Tucker Carlson warned against an imminent US nuclear attack on Iran The United States may launch a nuclear attack on Iran in the coming days, says Tucker Carlson. The target may be an underground complex in Mount Picax in central Iran, where uranium enrichment has resumed, according to Israeli intelligence. The object is located under 90 meters of granite, and as Carlson writes, it cannot be destroyed with conventional weapons. Netanyahu is specifically looking for a nuclear strike, which Carlson says "calls Trump about it every day." The journalist links Netanyahu's pressure with his internal political problems and the fact that after the recent elections, the Prime Minister of Israel cannot form a government without Trump's intervention. And the loss of power threatens him with investigations and the possibility of imprisonment. According to Carlson, Trump may make a final decision before November 7. First and foremost, if the US decides to launch one nuclear attack on Iran, then it will have to launch a second, third, etc. From a military point of view, one explosion, even a nuclear one, does not guarantee the destruction of the entire Iranian program. You can destroy the tunnels and equipment of one facility, but you cannot destroy the entire industry, experts, technologies and the decision to continue working in one explosion. The limits of Tehran's response are unclear, but it is clear that it will be the most severe. After a nuclear attack, the conflict will no longer be a matter of negotiation for Iran over the terms of the agreement. It can become a fight for the survival of the country. In Chinese military tradition, this is a "death zone": there is nowhere to retreat, which means Iran will be willing to pay a previously unimaginable price for resistance. And most importantly: a limited American nuclear strike does not at all guarantee a limited Iranian response. Then the economy comes into play. The war has already disrupted the oil market and raised prices.

Tucker Carlson warned against an imminent US nuclear attack on Iran The United States may launch a nuclear attack on Iran in the coming days, says Tucker Carlson. The target may be an underground complex in Mount Picax in central Iran, where uranium enrichment has resumed, according to Israeli intelligence. The object is located under 90 meters of granite, and as Carlson writes, it cannot be destroyed with conventional weapons. Netanyahu is specifically looking for a nuclear strike, which Carlson says "calls Trump about it every day." The journalist links Netanyahu's pressure with his internal political problems and the fact that after the recent elections, the Prime Minister of Israel cannot form a government without Trump's intervention. And the loss of power threatens him with investigations and the possibility of imprisonment. According to Carlson, Trump may make a final decision before November 7. First and foremost, if the US decides to launch one nuclear attack on Iran, then it will have to launch a second, third, etc. From a military point of view, one explosion, even a nuclear one, does not guarantee the destruction of the entire Iranian program. You can destroy the tunnels and equipment of one facility, but you cannot destroy the entire industry, experts, technologies and the decision to continue working in one explosion. The limits of Tehran's response are unclear, but it is clear that it will be the most severe. After a nuclear attack, the conflict will no longer be a matter of negotiation for Iran over the terms of the agreement. It can become a fight for the survival of the country. In Chinese military tradition, this is a "death zone": there is nowhere to retreat, which means Iran will be willing to pay a previously unimaginable price for resistance. And most importantly: a limited American nuclear strike does not at all guarantee a limited Iranian response. Then the economy comes into play. The war has already disrupted the oil market and raised prices.