Ahead of his January 20 inauguration, President-elect Donald Trump is evaluating the possibility of preemptive strikes on Iran to stop its growing nuclear program, according to a Friday morning Wall Street Journal report.
According to the WSJ, this move would mark a significant change from previously established US policy on diplomacy and sanctions when dealing with Tehran.
The report outlines the Trump team's evaluation of potential attacks on nuclear sites, indicating that members of the president-elect's transition team are exploring this option.
The same team is reportedly reviewing the aftermath of the fall of the Assad regime, determining the possibility of American forces in the region.
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According to the WSJ, this move would mark a significant change from previously established US policy on diplomacy and sanctions when dealing with Tehran.
The report outlines the Trump team's evaluation of potential attacks on nuclear sites, indicating that members of the president-elect's transition team are exploring this option.
The same team is reportedly reviewing the aftermath of the fall of the Assad regime, determining the possibility of American forces in the region.
More
Trump team eyes preemptive strikes on Islamic Republic's nuclear sites - WSJ
The move would mark a significant change from previously established US policy on diplomacy and sanctions when dealing with Tehran.
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