Trump's plan for dealing with Iran nukes

 The Federalist Wire:

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President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly exploring a range of aggressive strategies, including military action, to confront and eliminate Iran’s escalating nuclear threat.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Trump’s team is now giving serious consideration to military strikes against key Iranian nuclear facilities.

The urgency couldn’t be clearer: Iran has been brazenly amassing enriched uranium, now possessing enough nuclear material to produce multiple bombs. Adding to the instability is Iran’s relentless sponsorship of terrorism, Israel’s ongoing dismantling of Hamas and Hezbollah, the swift collapse of Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad, and Tehran’s repeated, shocking attempts to assassinate Trump.

Trump has allegedly assured Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he intends to address the problem but is determined to avoid sparking an all-out war.

Sources reveal Trump’s incoming national security team is crafting a “maximum pressure 2.0” campaign—doubling down on crippling sanctions while introducing the option of military force.

Part of the strategy could include bolstering Israel’s military might by increasing the U.S. troop presence in the region and providing advanced weapons systems.
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What is needed is regime change in Iran.  That would benefit the Iranian people and increase security for other countries in the region as well as US forces in the area.  Eliminating the Iran nuclear threat would be a good start.

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