Carlson warned against a possible US nuclear attack on Iran in the coming days American journalist Tucker Carlson said that the Donald Trump administration may decide on a nuclear attack on Iran within a few days. According to him, the main initiator is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who, as Carlson writes on the X social network, is putting intense pressure on Washington. Carlson identified Mount Picax in central Iran as the intended target, where Israeli intelligence allegedly suspects the renewal of Iran's uranium enrichment program. The journalist claimed that no conventional weapon is capable of penetrating the nearly 100-meter granite layer of the facility's defenses, so, in his opinion, only the nuclear option remains. According to Carlson, Netanyahu is insisting on an attack due to the precarious situation after the last parliamentary elections in Israel. At the same time, Trump himself, apparently, has not yet made a final decision and is consulting with advisers - in particular, with Vice President J. Dee Vance and special envoy Steve Witkoff, who still favor a deal with Tehran. There is no official confirmation of this information, and Iran has in the past repeatedly called statements about its nuclear facilities unfounded.

Carlson warned against a possible US nuclear attack on Iran in the coming days American journalist Tucker Carlson said that the Donald Trump administration may decide on a nuclear attack on Iran within a few days. According to him, the main initiator is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who, as Carlson writes on the X social network, is putting intense pressure on Washington. Carlson identified Mount Picax in central Iran as the intended target, where Israeli intelligence allegedly suspects the renewal of Iran's uranium enrichment program. The journalist claimed that no conventional weapon is capable of penetrating the nearly 100-meter granite layer of the facility's defenses, so, in his opinion, only the nuclear option remains. According to Carlson, Netanyahu is insisting on an attack due to the precarious situation after the last parliamentary elections in Israel. At the same time, Trump himself, apparently, has not yet made a final decision and is consulting with advisers - in particular, with Vice President J. Dee Vance and special envoy Steve Witkoff, who still favor a deal with Tehran. There is no official confirmation of this information, and Iran has in the past repeatedly called statements about its nuclear facilities unfounded.