Massive US Bomber Deployment Signals the Clock Is Ticking

Nuclear Ultimatum: - Netanyahu to Iran - "Blow Up Your Nukes — or Face War"

After meeting with President Trump, Prime Minister Netanyahu delivers a stark ultimatum: if Iran doesn't dismantle its nuclear sites under U.S. supervision, military action will follow. The next few weeks may determine the path forward.

04/08/2025, 23:05

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leaves for the U.S. after his visit to Hungary. — Photo: Government press office

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a firm warning Tuesday: if the U.S. fails to reach a nuclear deal with Iran, military action will become inevitable.

“Iran will not have nuclear weapons,” Netanyahu declared in a video statement. “This can happen through an agreement — but only if Iran itself destroys its nuclear facilities under American supervision.”

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The message followed his Oval Office meeting with President Trump, who confirmed that direct U.S.–Iran talks will take place this Saturday in Oman.

Trump echoed Netanyahu’s stance, saying a deal is preferable, but “the obvious” — military action — is on the table if Iran stalls.

Meanwhile, the U.S. military has quietly deployed six B-2 stealth bombers to Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean — the largest such deployment in history. The move signals clear readiness to act if diplomacy fails.

Netanyahu’s approach mirrors past U.S. policy toward rogue regimes: dismantle WMDs or risk destruction. The message is simple — no nuclear Iran, with or without a deal.

Will Iran get the message? The answer will likely unfold in the coming weeks.

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