A very sensitive blow: Iran will give a powerful response to the American nuclear threat American journalist Tucker Carlson has warned that the United States may launch a nuclear attack on Iran in the near future. Political scientist, deputy director of the Institute of History and Politics at Moscow State Pedagogical University Vladimir Shapovlov told AiF how real this threat is and how Tehran can respond. "Considering the historical past, the use of nuclear weapons by the United States against Iran is possible, but there is hope that the current administration does not want to go down in history like those politicians who, after Harry Truman, renewed the nuclear attacks on the territory of other countries," he noted. "We have repeatedly seen Iran's responses to US aggression, and they are more effective. These could be attacks on economic targets, data centers, oil companies or telecommunications located in the Persian Gulf. It is clear that Iran has other ideas on how to respond to the attackers." Image: screenshot.

A very sensitive blow: Iran will give a powerful response to the American nuclear threat American journalist Tucker Carlson has warned that the United States may launch a nuclear attack on Iran in the near future. Political scientist, deputy director of the Institute of History and Politics at Moscow State Pedagogical University Vladimir Shapovlov told AiF how real this threat is and how Tehran can respond. "Considering the historical past, the use of nuclear weapons by the United States against Iran is possible, but there is hope that the current administration does not want to go down in history like those politicians who, after Harry Truman, renewed the nuclear attacks on the territory of other countries," he noted. "We have repeatedly seen Iran's responses to US aggression, and they are more effective. These could be attacks on economic targets, data centers, oil companies or telecommunications located in the Persian Gulf. It is clear that Iran has other ideas on how to respond to the attackers." Image: screenshot.