Trump threatens Russia and Iran over nuclear weapons discussions.
After a top Russian official reportedly tossed around the idea of providing nuclear weapons to Iran, President Donald Trump ominously threatened both dictatorial regimes.
Dmitry Medvedev reportedly announced that multiple countries were willing to give Iran nukes, which prompted Trump to warn both Russia and Iran against provoking the United States, bragging about U.S. nuclear submarines and the top-notch military “hardware” that we used to destroy Iranian nuclear sites and that could be used again.
It is, of course, a question whether Russia might not already have enabled Iran to achieve nuclear capabilities, which Israel and the United States destroyed last week. But speculation aside, even Russia should think twice before getting involved on Iran’s behalf.
Medvedev, who served as the president of Russia before becoming the deputy chairman of the nation’s Security Council, reportedly said, “The enrichment of nuclear material — and, now we can say it outright, the future production of nuclear weapons — will continue.
