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International terrorists and war criminals Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu are threatening to use nuclear weapons against Islamic Iran.
Former CNN anchor Tucker Carlson reported this.
That two nuclear-armed states are threatening to use nuclear weapons against a state that does not have them and to prevent it from acquiring them is beyond insanity.
They argue that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons. Why?
They allege that Iran might use them.
So the war criminals want to use nuclear weapons to prevent Iran from acquiring them.
In their illegal war on Islamic Iran launched on February 28, 2026, the evil duo failed to break Iran’s resistance to US-Israeli state terrorism.
The threat of use of nuclear weapons shows their desperation.
Responding to such reports, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said Tehran would not sit with its hands tied.
Nor would it limit its response to taking legal action.
The indicted war criminal Netanyahu lost the election in Israel.
He sees war as the only option to cling to power in the zionist snakepit.
Trump’s Republican Party appears on the verge of losing control of both houses of congress to the Democrats in today’s midterm elections.
Trump has hinted at restarting a fullscale war against Islamic Iran after the elections.
Amid these threats, Qatari mediators are shuttling between Tehran and Doha to work on a deal.
The US is kept in the loop.
Iranian diplomats have also visited Doha and Beijing, indicating Chinese interest in brokering a deal.
The Chinese have indicated that their Middle East envoy will visit Iran, Oman and Saudi Arabia this month.
Let us first look at the positive aspects of the indirect talks between the US and Iran.
Last week, US Vice President JD Vance sent a letter to Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, offering to meet him directly for peace talks.
According to several Iranian sources, the tone of the letter was respectful.
This was a departure from previous US communications to Tehran.
Second, both Vance and Trump have said they are making “good progress” toward a deal.
What is in the deal?
The Americans have indicated that they are prepared to ease the blockade of Iranian ports and lift the siege on the sale of its oil.
They demand, however, that Iran must not only agree to discuss limits on its nuclear program up front but that its 60% enriched uranium must first be shipped out of the country.
Iran sees this as an irreversible concession.
Given its past experience with Trump, Tehran wants the US to fulfill its promises first to show it is serious about a deal.
While the Qatari mediators have been going back and forth, Trump has been forced to climb down from his high horse as Republicans face the prospect of losing both houses of congress.
This is the direct result of Iran closing the Strait of Hormuz and shutting off oil to global markets.
This has led to high gas and food prices, resulting in great unease among American consumers.
There is a caveat.
Even if the Republicans lose both houses on November 3, how much will it dampen Trump’s propensity for unilateral warmongering is uncertain.
The new congress will not convene until January 2027.
In the interim, Trump will be free to carry out his criminal acts.
The indicted war criminal Netanyahu is pressing him to launch a nuclear strike on Iran.
He reiterated this again after losing the October 27 election in Israel.
What could sabotage a deal?
Netanyahu is the main spoiler.
Can Trump resist Netanyahu’s pressure especially his blackmail over the Epstein files?
There are other challenges.
On November 2, Iran’s Air defence systems in Qeshm Island and around Bandar Abbas were attacked.
Media reports said the US carried out the strikes.
While Trump has in the past threatened to bomb Iran’s energy and oil infrastructures and desalination plants, in the last few days, his tone has changed somewhat.
Can Trump be taken seriously?
After all, twice before, he launched attacks against Iran in the middle of negotiations, pressured by Netanyahu.
Israel’s defence minister Israel Katz has also said he wants to bomb Iran into the Stone Age.
Netanyahu has repeated his threat to eliminate Iran following his electoral defeat.
Amid US-Israeli threats, Iran has made clear that regardless of what weapons the US uses to attack Iran—2,000 lb bomb (aka MOAB) or a nuclear bomb—Iran will fight back.
There will be no surrender.
Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatullah Mojtaba Khamenei in a meeting with Rezaie, announced that there will be no “geographic limits” to Iran’s retaliation.
This was directed at the Europeans.
If they facilitate a US attack, Iran will strike Europe.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi delivered a similar message to the Europeans.
“Red lines are a thing of the past”, he posted on X, responding to German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s complaint.
He said European businesses and consumers had spent more than €100 billion in additional costs over the past eight months due to rising energy prices caused by the war on Iran.
Iran has the capacity to cause serious damage to Europe, already gripped by mass protests over rising prices.
Even if the US or Israel were to use nuclear weapons, Iran will survive.
It is a huge country and cannot be incapacitated completely.
The Islamic Republic has already put in place a system whereby the resistance to aggression will continue.
Given that most US military bases in the region have been badly damaged, including in Jordan that are used to protect Israel, the zionist entity will be hit hard.
Iran has said it will target Israel’s Dimona nuclear bomb-making facilities as well as chemical weapons factories in Haifa.
The destruction of these will be the end of zionist Israel.
That the US and Israel can even contemplate using nuclear weapons shows their desperation, criminal nature and insanity.
