Trump approves an attack plan in Iran, but did not make a final decision, according to reports

Donald Trump approved his plans to attack Iran, but did not make a final decision whether to hit the country, the BBC’s US partner reports.

The US president has refused to start strikes if Iran agreed to abandon his nuclear program, a senior source of intelligence told CBS. Trump is reported to be considering Fordo’s hitUranus enrichment facility in Iran.

Iran’s supreme leader Ali Hamenei rejected Trump’s request for an unconditional broadcast on Wednesday, as the US president said his patience had expired.

On Wednesday, Trump said, “I can do it, I may not do it,” when I asked a question about us in Iran.

Hamenei rebuked Trump in a recorded speech on Wednesday, saying that “any American military intervention” would be expensive and added: “The Iranian nation will not surrender.”

Trump rejected the rejection, saying “luck”, but again refused to unveil his plans. “I mean, no one knows what I’m going to do,” he said.

“Unconditional show – it means I had it.”

The news of Trump’s support plans was first reported by the Wall Street Journal.

The Israeli military started more attacks on Iran, hitting rocket facilities and nuclear facilities. Iran said he had fired hypersonic rockets in response. No serious damage has been reported in Israel.

It was Hamenei’s first appearance since Israel began its preventive strikes on Friday.

Iran’s mission to the United Nations has mocked Trump in the X post: “Iran does not negotiate by coercion, will not accept peace under coercion, and certainly not with the bent, which is clinging to relevance.

“No Iranian employee has never wanted to get into the White House gates,” she added.

“The only thing that is more preparing than his lies is his cowardly threat to” pull “Iran’s supreme leader.”

The war of words came when the Iranians continued to affect the roads from the capital Tehran, a city of 10 million people, looking for a sanctuary of Israeli attacks.

Benjamin Netanyahu, the Prime Minister of Israel, said in a video on Wednesday that his country’s forces were “progressive step -by -step” to eliminate the threats caused by Iran’s nuclear and ballistic rocket.

“We control the sky over Tehran. We have struck with great force at the Ayatol regime. We hit the nuclear objects, the rockets, the plant, the symbols of the regime,” he said.

Pete Heget, Trump’s Defense Minister, told the Senate Committee that the Pentagon is ready to execute any order given by Trump.

His comments came against the backdrop of the accumulation of US forces in the Middle East. A carrier strike group, led by the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier, is passionate from Southeast Asia to join another strike group led by the USS Carl Vinson, which is already in the bay.

Various air assets, including fuel charging tankers, have also been observed at tracking flights moving from Europe, following reports of F-22 and F-35 percussion aircraft.

The US Department of State said that Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet with the United Kingdom Foreign Secretary of David Lamy in Washington on Thursday for conversations expected to focus on Iran.

The BBC understands that the United States has not made a formal request to use the United Kingdom military bases in Diego Garcia or Cyprus to strike Iran.

Usually, the US will first inform its ally if it intends to conduct offensive operations from these bases. A British source said it is believed that “all options” are on the table in Washington, but there is no complete picture of America’s intention.

The US Embassy in Jerusalem on Wednesday has issued an evacuation plan for US citizens currently in Israel. It was unclear how many Americans were striving to leave Israel or whether the US military would help with evacuation flights.

Ever since he started his attack on Friday, Israeli strikes for Iran have killed 585 peopleAccording to the Washington -based group based on DC human rights activists who have stated that 239 are civilians and 126 are security officers.

As revenge, Iran fired about 400 missiles in Israel, killing 24 people, all civilians, according to Israeli authorities.

Meanwhile, Iranian state television warned viewers to ignore the “non -elevated” video calling for the public to “rise” against the regime after an obvious hack of its satellite issue.

“If you notice non -elevated messages while watching TV, this is due to the satellite signals of the enemy,” said State TV.

The hackers apparently invaded and broadcast a video that accused the Iranian establishment of “ruining” their own people, urging viewers to “take control of your future.” It featured several videos with mass protests against the regime in 2022.