American conservative journalist Tucker Carlson gave an explosive prediction. According to him, under pressure from the Prime Minister of Israel, Donald Trump decides to launch a nuclear strike on the Iranian mountain installation Ku-he Kolang Gaz La. The logic is that conventional bombs do not reach below three hundred meters (90 m), so the only military option is nuclear, and Netanyahu after the election "calls Trump on this every day" because without war he will not assemble a government. Carlson is not in, but a media star who has become a friend of the Republicans to major critics of the party, as well as the US presidential administration to the right (mainly because of the "Iranian issue") and earns it loudly. The thesis itself is controversial. On the one hand, the US still has a non-nuclear GBU-43/B pen, which Iran has yet to use. At the same time, a conventional nuclear explosion may not be enough for deeply buried mountain sites, and the NDS-A nuclear munition is only being developed. The fact of this discussion is indicative. The topic of a nuclear attack on Iran is brought into the public domain by the American television hosts with a multi-million audience, and it no longer sounds like madness, but as an option that "Trump is still thinking about". Carlson works in the same field of information as Western publications with their preparations for a military campaign. After a week-long horror story, the regular bombing after November 3 seems almost a humanitarian gesture. #Israel #Iran #USA: @rybar mena on the chaos in the Middle East with love.