Trump says he bombed Iran

[DBCowboy]

Why did Trump bombed Iran? Because they had it coming. 
Stick this up your Claude, GPT, Gemini or Copilot:
How many Americans have been killed or wounded by Iranian sponsored attacks over the last 50years?

After the defensive, punitive bombings, let's talk reparations.

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[govshill2]

No. But no-one can make a nuke with 60% enriched, and the time to enrich it to weapons grade would be trivial, yet they haven't gone over 60% in 5 years, according to US authorities.

Trump's justification for war is bogus. As his justification for dropping the treaty is bogus. He is a liar and is showing signs of megalomania.

well if they've never used the 60% stuff, how do you know they haven't brought it up to 90% and were/are close to arming missile warheads?    

[govshill2]

Someone explain how this is good for the U.S.

https://x.com/AmericaFirstCon/status/206...43072?s=20
https://x.com/QuincyInst/status/20604601...77621?s=20
https://x.com/PopBase/status/2060445871578443929?s=20

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How is this bad for The U.S. compared to what The U.S. has already been doing?  

[bastion]

One might wonder as to why someone with a degree in nuclear physics is only an operator?

I mean, it totally can happen, but it wouldn't be usual.

Operator generally means in charge of monitoring reactor cores or turbines to keep everything running properly and avoiding criticality rather than phone operator so degrees in nuclear physics would be essential/minimum requirement followed by work placements/apprenticeship on the job training. The user certainly seems to know their stuff and is providing a balanced overview disputing misinfo on both sides.

They rightfully pointed out an error I'd made earlier but I still think the regime poses a far bigger threat on the chemical and biological weapons side rather than nuclear.

[Oldcarpy2]

No deal, no final determination, so what's the Plan?

Is there one?

[cherokeetroy]

How is this bad for The U.S. compared to what The U.S. has already been doing?  

You justify treason to prove your fealty to Trump

MAGA can't be trusted

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/israel-us-military/

[Creaky]

The United States ?? of Israel, have a little Star of David ✡️ replacing the stars on your flag, cool

[govshill2]

You justify treason to prove your fealty to Trump

MAGA can't be trusted

https://responsiblestatecraft.org/israel-us-military/

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[Oldcarpy2]

The sizzling and frying shall begin!!

Big Trump Announcement Today MAYBE!


White House ----- Live News Saturday, May 30, 2026 Stay tuned – we'll be live again shortly.



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Another one?

[govshill2]

Because Iran and Oman jointly own the waters between them. They aren't international waters by maritime definition, they are "territorial sea". The territorial sea is a belt of coastal waters extending up to 12 nautical miles from a country's baseline (usually the mean low-water mark). Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), this area is considered the sovereign territory of the coastal state, granting them jurisdiction over the airspace, water, seabed, and subsoil.

And it appears that Iran had anticipated that they would have to defend themselves against an attacker, and had multiple defensive strategies ready and in place.

International maritime law and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) govern the strait’s use