U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said that the military is full prepared to "realise everything" that president Donald Trump will command on Iran, in connection with the approaching "martial armada" region.
Speaking at Thursday's cabinet meeting, Hegseth warned Iran against pursuing atomic weapons, which Iran, as it denies, wishes.
“We will be ready to meet all the President's expectations of the War Department” – he said.
Hegseth described the fresh U.S. operation, resulting in the capture of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, as a demonstration of possible and intentions.
"This is simply a signal to all capitals in the planet that erstwhile president Trump speaks, he is serious".
Trump described the deployment of naval forces in the mediate East as "huge’ and ‘beautiful armada’, commanded by USS aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln, who reportedly is larger than the fleet sent to Venezuela.
According to vessel and flight surveillance data, the movement of many rocket destroyers moving through the Suez Canal and close the Strait of Ormuz has been monitored, and reflection aircraft besides operate in this area.
"At the minute there are many very large and powerful ships going to Iran, and it would be large if we didn't gotta usage them" - told Trump reporters on Thursday.
Despite his military attitude, Trump said he was planning talks with Iranian leaders. He mentioned 2 demands to Tehran:
"First, no atomic weapons. Secondly, halt killing demonstrators.”
U.S. military plans seem to be active.
Media reports, citing sources, indicate Trump is considering options, from attacks on Iranian safety forces and atomic facilities to attacks on officials – to rekindle anti-government protests.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, testifying in the legislature this week, said Iran could be attacked "Preventive’If he sees a threat to the U.S. troops or allies.
Rubio called Iran “weaker than ever”, But he warned that changing the government would be more complex than in Venezuela.
Iran responded with rebellion. Deputy Minister for abroad Affairs stated that the country is ‘200 percent ready to defend’ and warned that any US attack would meet with ‘appropriate and not proportionate response’, possibly targeted at American bases in the region.
Iran's mission to the UN has stated that it is "ready for dialogue"But if she's forced to, "he will respond as never before."
