Trump's response to Iranian Foreign Minister's vow to develop a nuclear weapon

THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Iran’s nuclear dreams got a reality check this weekend when U.S. military strikes turned their facilities into a garbage dump. But apparently, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi didn’t get the memo. He’s doubling down, insisting the terrorist regime will keep chasing its nuclear ambitions, uranium enrichment and all.

Fun Fact: the Compromised News Network reported with scant, unreliable evidence, that the nuclear sites were not severely destroyed and may be up and running in a matter of a few weeks. This was reported by the same lame so called journalist, Natasha Bertrand, along with the remainder of the three stooges, Katie Bo Lillis, and Zachary Cohen who did the anti-Trump bashing. It was Bertrand, and the puffy McStuffy Brian Stelter, who are famous for saying the Hunter Biden laptop was Russian disinformation; a veritable genius.

“Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said his country will not abandon its nuclear program and that it must now rethink how to protect its facilities after strikes by Israel and the U.S.,” Newsweek reported Wednesday. “The top Iranian diplomat said the attacks will have ‘serious and profound effects on the course of the nuclear program,’ adding: ‘We need to rethink how we protect our nuclear facilities.’” 

Good luck with that. First they'll need to find a way to clean up the mess and perhaps they'll have to deal with radiation in the area.

Enter President Donald Trump, who wasn’t in the mood for Araghchi’s bravado and bull at the NATO Summit on Wednesday. He shut it down, saying Iran’s not “building bombs” anytime soon because their nuclear sites are now a smoking crater.

“They’re not going to have a bomb and they’re not going to enrich...we won’t let that happen, militarily,” 'The Donald' said. “The last thing they want to do is enrich anything right now, they want to recover.” 

“We had a tremendous victory, tremendous hit,” he added, crowing about the B-2 bombers and Tomahawk missiles that rained down from a U.S. sub. “They’re not going to be building bombs for a long time.” Translation: Iran’s nuclear program just got sent back to the Stone Age, where their culture has been stuck since that time.

But in classic Trump fashion, he left the door cracked for a deal, noting, “They’ve got a country and they’ve got oil.” 

So, what’s it gonna be, Iran? Play ball or keep picking fights you can’t win?

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