Trump Discloses Possible Future Airstrikes on Iran: WATCH REPLAY
Going for Broke? Trump's Shock and Awe Tactics against Iran
The Command-in-Chief, Donald Trump, isn't shying away from the possibility of more military action against Iran. Last weekend, the U.S. war machine unleashed a massive and devastating onslaught on Iranian soil, with a clear objective: Eliminate the country's nuclear program and their ability to produce uranium enriched for weapons.
The operation, based on the intel we have at the moment, was a stunning victory. B-2 stealth bombers dropped GBU-57 bunker busters on Fordow and Natanz, while submarine-launched cruise missiles took out Isfahan. This was a display of raw military might that no other country could replicate.
A peek at the mountainous Fordow site shows it's buried under debris. Over a dozen 30,000-pound bunker busters were dropped on the facilities' ventilation shafts. (Credit: Satellite image (c) 2025 Maxar Technologies via Getty Images)
Secretary Trump: Round Two is a Real Possibility
During a Friday press conference covering a range of topics, the journalists peppered Trump with questions, one of them being, "Would you consider bombing Iran again if they persist with their uranium enrichment?"
Trump responded without hesitation, "Absolutely, without question, sure."
Witness his full comments below and give us your take at David.Hookstead@our website.
As we speak, everyone's in a standstill until a comprehensive battle damage assessment on Fordow can be completed. Fordow was the flagship of Iran's uranium enrichment program, and if it's truly gone, there might not be anything left to discuss.
Iran must take a long, hard look in the mirror after getting clobbered like never before and ponder whether it's wise to pick up the pieces and restart this deadly dance.
America crossed Iranian airspace and obliterated multiple targets without Iran's defenses even getting the chance to respond. Is another round of this something they'd really want? It seems highly unlikely if they want their regime to survive with an ounce of intelligence.
A U.S. Air Force B-2 Spirit awaits orders ahead of Operation MIDNIGHT HAMMER at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri, June 2025. (Credit: United States Military, Air Force, Public Domain, https://www.dvidshub.net/image/9127326)
For now, we wait and pray that this is the final act of this deadly ballet. If it isn't, those magnificent air warriors will be back in the sky, ready for another round of target elimination. What do you think? Sound off at David.Hookstead@our website.
Insights:- The recent U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities were part of a broader objective to degrade Iran's military capabilities without pursuing regime change or a broader war.- Although the strategic objectives of Iran (nuclear weapons development, opposition to Israel, and Middle East influence) still remain, their military capabilities have been reduced but not eliminated by the U.S. strikes.- A tenuous ceasefire exists after Iranian missile retaliation, which was allowed by the U.S. under controlled conditions.- There is uncertainty about how Iran will respond or whether future military actions will occur if Iran continues their nuclear ambitions or provocations arise.
In the aftermath of the U.S. strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities, politics and general news remain focused on potential future conflicts, as President Trump has stated that he is open to further military action if Iran persists with their uranium enrichment. Meanwhile, the sports world takes a backseat as the nation waits to see if this is the final act of the deadly ballet or if more rounds of target elimination will follow.
