“Choose Peace or Be Crushed”: Trump Issues Dire Warning to Iran After Major U.S. Airstrikes
As tensions in the Middle East hit a boiling point, U.S. President Donald Trump has delivered a stark ultimatum to Iran following targeted airstrikes on three nuclear sites—Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan.
In a globally broadcast statement, Trump urged Iranian leaders to abandon what he called decades of violence and hostility, warning that any future U.S. action would be “far greater and a lot easier” if provoked again.
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Trump: “Iran Must Make a Choice”
Speaking firmly, Trump stated:
“Iran—the bully of the Middle East—must now make peace. If they don’t, the consequences will be even worse than what they’ve just experienced.”
The strikes, he explained, were not unprovoked but a response to continued threats against U.S. and allied forces in the region. He emphasized that Iran’s long-standing aggression had reached a breaking point.
Reflecting on Decades of Conflict
Trump reminded the world of Iran’s past:
“For 40 years, they’ve chanted death to America and Israel, planted roadside bombs, and caused the deaths of countless people. We’ve lost over a thousand Americans, and hundreds of thousands in the region have perished due to their hatred.”
He also credited the success of the operation to close coordination with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, saying:
“We worked as a team—perhaps like no other team has ever worked before. We’ve made progress in erasing a major threat to Israel and the world.”
A Final Warning to Tehran
Ending his address, Trump delivered one last chilling statement:
“There will be either peace—or tragedy—for Iran. And the tragedy, if it comes, will be far greater than anything seen in the past eight days.”
As the world watches for Tehran’s next move, analysts warn that further escalation could plunge the region into deeper conflict. All eyes remain on both Washington and Tehran in what many are calling the most dangerous standoff of the decade.