Trump Confirms US Airstrikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites, Warns of Broader Conflict

Report by “Safarti Tarjuman” International News Desk

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump confirmed that the United States has conducted targeted airstrikes on three key Iranian nuclear facilities, marking a significant escalation and a direct U.S. entry into the Israel-Iran conflict.

In a statement issued Saturday, Trump revealed that U.S. military forces launched a coordinated strike on Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan nuclear sites. The decision follows more than a week of intense Israeli operations aimed at dismantling Iran’s missile infrastructure and air defense systems.

“All planes are now outside of Iranian airspace after completing a very successful attack on the three nuclear sites,” Trump said, highlighting that a full payload of bombs, including a 30,000-pound bunker buster, was used against the heavily fortified Fordow nuclear facility.

Military analysts believe only U.S. stealth bombers equipped with the GBU-57 Massive Ordnance Penetrator are capable of reaching and neutralizing Iran’s deeply buried nuclear sites. The use of such advanced weaponry reflects Washington’s intent to cripple Tehran’s nuclear capabilities in a single strategic strike.

The strikes were carried out swiftly and with precision, and according to U.S. defense sources, all aircraft involved have returned safely.

The U.S. intervention marks a major policy shift for President Trump, who campaigned on keeping America out of foreign wars. The move is seen as a high-risk gambit amid Iran’s warnings of retaliation, especially if the U.S. joined Israel’s offensive.

Trump’s decision now places Washington at the center of a potentially widening Middle East conflict, with Tehran vowing severe consequences for any foreign involvement in attacks on its sovereignty.

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