The US government’s political line is clear after the Israeli attack on Iran: Washington had no part in it.
In a statement shared by the White House, US state secretary Marco Rubio said, “Israel took unilateral action against Iran.” “We are not involved in attacks against Iran and our highest priority is protecting American forces in the field. Israel advised us that they believe that this action was necessary for this that it self -defense … let me be clear: Iran should not target American interests or personnel.”
The social media team of the White House posted a statement on the social media platform X Rough, an hour after the introduction of Israeli attacks on Iran on Friday morning. Later, on Friday evening, Iran began an anti -anticance attack on Israel.
Earlier, on Thursday, the US State Department posted a warning on X about the complex security situation in the Middle East: “We remind us of American citizens and a wide area of constant need of caution in Israel and encourage them to monitor news to break them.”
The US was already informed of the attack. But weren’t it really actively involved in any way?
Lohman, a senior colleague of the US regional research group at the German Institute for International and Security Affairs and part of the part of the US regional research group, and part of the part of the US regional research group, for example, for example, whatever we know about the logistics, we know everything we know about the logistics. “” But we cannot completely dismiss the possibility that the US helped. “
According to Lohman, the deployment of 200 military jets that flew to Iran and for example Iran and back, the question arises whether the US Army provided support with air-to-air fuel filling.
Iran’s nuclear program under attack
On Friday morning, Israel’s attacks were mainly directed against military facilities and sites involved in Iran’s nuclear program, searching as Natanz nuclear feature, where uranium is rich, among things. In addition to several major figures in the Iranian Army, at least six scientists and researchers working on Iran’s nuclear program were killed.
Since April 2025, Tehran and Washington were interacting with Iran to reach an agreement to change the old nuclear deal, of which America was with the US during Trump’s first term in 2018.
After the Israeli attack on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, Trump was quoted by Fox News reporter Breter, saying “Iran could not have a atomic bomb.”
According to the correct TV channel, Trump said, “We expect to return to the conversation table.” “We will see.”
Trump: Attacks on Iran will only be spoiled! ,
Trump used a very harsh language on his social media platform Truth social. He wrote in a post that he had given Iran several hideouts to reach the nuclear deal with him. If this does not, Trump says that he has warned the Iranian leadership that they are facing an attack that they are worse than anything they can imagine.
Trump wrote, “The United States creates the best and most deadly military equipment anywhere in the world.” “Israel has a lot to come, and to come more – and they know how to use it.”
Iranian Hardlineer, who spoke against the nuclear deal, “All Dead Now,” Trump continued in his post, “and it will only spoil!”
Meanwhile, the American Special Envoy for the Middle East Steve Witcoff warned that Iran is capable of causing considerable damage in Israel.
There is no possibility of further nuclear dialogue between the US and Iran
The next meeting between the US and the Iranian delegation on a possible new nuclear deal was scheduled to be held in Oman this Sunday, but Iran canceled it.
Therefore it is not clear how the conversation wants to move forward in the long period. Ali Shamkhani, a close and advisor to Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei, is said to be among those killed in Iran. According to German news magazine mirrorShamkhani played an important role in nuclear dialogue between the US and Iran. The bees are said to have been open to an agreement, but therefore warned that the government in Tehran can eliminate cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAA) and may expel the United Nations nuclear inspectors if Iran feels threatened.
“As long as the conflict continues with its current intensity, it is difficult to imagine that the talks will continue,” Lohman said.
This article was the original published in German
