Graham says that Iran still wants nuclear weapons despite American strikes

Senator Lindsey Graham, Rs.C., says that it is “too early to say” if Iran has abandoned its ambitions to become a nuclear power on Sunday.

Graham made the statement during an ABC “This Week” appearance on Sunday morning, saying that the sites that the United States has been “erased”, but it remains concerned about the Iranian uranium supply.

“Operation Midnight Hammer was a huge military success. It made the program go back, I think, a few years. But the question for the world is: does the regime always want to make a nuclear weapon? The answer is yes. Do they still want to destroy Israel and come after us? The answer is yes.”

“Until it changes, we are in trouble,” he continued, adding that he thought that Iran must meet certain requirements before President Donald Trump’s administration agrees to speak to them.

The former Clinton official applauded Trump’s “courageous” Iranian call, doubts that Harris would have had the nerve

“They must say, for the first time, the Iranian regime, we recognize the right of Israel to exist,” said Graham. “If they cannot say that, then you will never have a business is worth it.

Trump slams the occasional threat of Russia to arm Iran from nuclear weapons: “ This is why Putin is the boss ”

Trump said Friday, that it is open to the realization of additional strikes against Iran, if Tehran is again resuming its nuclear program at a level concerning the United States

The card of us strikes on Iran. (Fox News)

“Of course. Of course. No doubt, absolutely,” Trump told journalists on Friday when he asked him questions about the possibility of later strikes.

The Russian leader says that several countries prepared to provide Iranian nuclear weapons after American strikes

Trump has already expressed warnings similar to Iran and said on Wednesday at the NATO summit in the Netherlands that Téhéran was to seek to repair his nuclear program, the United States would not hesitate to move forward with additional strikes.

President Donald Trump speaks at a press conference at the end of the NATO summit in Hague, the Netherlands. (AP photo / Alex Brandon)

Trump also criticized the supreme Iranian chief of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who said Israel on Thursday. Trump replied Khamenei’s statements and said he spared Ayatollah of death.

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“I knew exactly where he was sheltered and would not leave Israel, nor the American armed forces, by far the largest and most powerful in the world, put an end to his life,” said Trump in an article on Truth Social on Friday. “I saved him from a very ugly and ignominy death, and he does not have to say:” Thank you, President Trump! “”

Diana Stancy of Fox News contributed to this report