President Donald Trump explicitly ruled out using a nuclear weapon on Iran during a recent press briefing. He called the reporter's inquiry "a stupid question that is, actually" while addressing the conflict. Trump stated clearly, "Well, I would never say that, but the answer is yes. I ruled out— there's no reason for it." This direct denial stops speculation about a massive escalation that could hurt your family's savings. The President explained that since Iran is "totally defeated militarily," using such a weapon makes no sense. He emphasized that the United States will not destroy a nation that has already lost its military power.
Trump described the current state of the Iranian government as a "failed nation" with no real assets left. He claimed their inflation rate sits at "350 percent" and noted they have "no currency" to support their people. According to Breitbart, the President stated that Iran is "not paying their soldiers" and that their leadership is largely gone. He declared that the country has "no Navy" and "no Air Force" remaining to fight back.
A U.S. official confirmed to CNN that missiles fired into Jordan were intercepted with no impacts reported. The White House is watching the situation closely as oil ships continue to pass safely through the region. Trump noted that "many, many ships got through last night" with Navy assistance.
While ruling out nukes, the President issued a stern warning that any retaliation will be met with force. He told Fox News the regime is "crazy" and "stupid" for their recent actions against American interests. On Truth Social, Trump wrote that if Iran retaliates, "they will be hit again at a much harder and higher level." He added that a final strike is waiting that would leave "very little left of the Islamic Republic of Iran."
The State Department has issued a warning for all Americans in the Middle East to exercise heightened vigilance. They advised travelers to be aware of potential flight cancellations and airspace closures in the area. Trump warned that if they do it again, "they'll be no longer." This stance protects American families from a wider war while keeping oil prices stable.
The situation remains fluid as U.S. forces continue to monitor the Strait of Hormuz for any new threats. Trump stated that the United States is "striking Iranian Targets near the Strait of Hormuz" right now. He called these strikes a justified response to Iran's failed attempt to add sea mines to the waterway. The President also mentioned the shooting of eight missiles at a U.S. base in Jordan that were successfully knocked down.
He called for Iranian leaders to be tried for war crimes against humanity due to their actions. This firm approach ensures that your community stays safe from global instability. The message is clear: the U.S. is strong, the enemy is weak, and the path forward is protected.