President Donald Trump Addresses The Nation After US Bombs Three Nuclear Sites in Iran
President Donald Trump Addresses The Nation After US Bombs Three Nuclear Sites in Iran, confirming that the United States has officially entered the Israel’s conflict with Iran. Speaking Saturday night, President Donald Trump announced what he called a “very successful attack” on three Iranian nuclear facilities, including Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.
The strikes bring the U.S. military directly into the war, following days of uncertainty about whether Trump would authorize American involvement. The action follows earlier Israeli airstrikes and Iranian retaliation in the form of missile and drone attacks on Israeli cities.
In his national address from Washington, D.C., Trump stated, “All planes are now outside of Iran airspace,” confirming the safe return of U.S. forces after the operation. He added that a “full payload” of bombs had been dropped on the Fordo nuclear facility, describing the mission as completed with all aircraft “safely on their way home.”
U.S. Strikes Follow Escalation Between Iran and Israel
The United States carried out bombing raids on Saturday night, targeting three Iranian nuclear sites: the Fordo facility, known for being underground and heavily fortified, and additional locations in Natanz and Isfahan. These strikes come as part of a wider escalation in the Middle East, with the U.S. now openly supporting the Israeli air campaign.
The decision followed heightened tensions after Iranian missile attacks struck Israeli cities. Before the strikes, there was widespread speculation about U.S. involvement, but the administration had remained noncommittal until Trump confirmed the action in both a national address and posts on his Truth Social account.
Donald Trump Confirms Details on Social Media
Before addressing the nation, President Trump made multiple posts on Truth Social, outlining key details of the operation. In one post, he said a “full payload of BOMBS” was dropped on Fordo and confirmed that all U.S. planes exited Iranian airspace safely.
In a follow-up post, Trump wrote: “This is an HISTORIC MOMENT FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ISRAEL, AND THE WORLD. IRAN MUST NOW AGREE TO END THIS WAR. THANK YOU!”
These statements mark the clearest public confirmation yet that the United States is directly participating in military operations alongside Israel in targeting Iranian military and nuclear infrastructure.
U.S. Now a Direct Participant in the Conflict
By targeting nuclear facilities in Fordo, Natanz, and Isfahan, the U.S. has made a major military move that could significantly alter the course of the regional conflict. The strikes are aimed at degrading Iran’s nuclear capabilities, especially Fordo, which plays a central role in Iran’s uranium enrichment efforts.
President Trump’s comments make it clear that this mission was a strategic decision to eliminate what he calls a nuclear threat. The attack, carried out by American warplanes, took place on Saturday night and was described by Trump as a military success with no reported U.S. casualties or aircraft losses.
What Comes Next
Though the strikes were limited to nuclear facilities, Trump’s speech included a warning that additional targets remain on the table. “There are many targets left,” he said. “If peace does not come quickly, we will go after those other targets with precision, speed, and skill.”
