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2 Nov 2026, 12:06

Tucker Carlson, the prominent American journalist and host, claimed on Sunday in a message on X that the Donald Trump administration "under pressure from Benjamin Netanyahu may launch a nuclear attack on Iran within the next few days." He stated that the likely target of this attack would be the impenetrable "Koh-e Kolang" facility in central Iran, writing: "No conventional weapon in the U.S. arsenal can penetrate the 91-meter deep granite layers of these tunnels, and the only military option to destroy it is a nuclear strike. An action that, due to Netanyahu's political deadlock, he insists on Trump every day, and if it occurs, it would endanger the lives of 100 million people by contaminating the waters of the Persian Gulf and push the world towards World War III."

Carlson noted that Trump is currently hesitant and is listening to the advice of J.D. Vance and Steve Wittekopf regarding the possibility of reaching a diplomatic agreement, urging the public to raise their voices before making an irreversible decision by November 7.

This message comes as Carlson, who was previously a supporter of the "MAGA" movement and Republicans, officially announced last summer that he had separated from the party and the MAGA movement, criticizing the party's policies and prioritizing foreign interests, stating that he no longer supports the approaches of this movement.
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Maria Zakharova, the spokesperson for the Russian Foreign Ministry, said on Monday, November 1, "There are signs of planning a new military action against Iran, and this is very concerning."

According to Reuters, the Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson told reporters, "The tragic experience of the past months shows that military adventures, which cause death and destruction in Iran, cannot break the will of Iranians to defend their sovereignty and independence. Those who threaten new attacks today should reconsider this decision."

As Donald Trump continues to make threats in his speeches for the midterm congressional elections, speculation about the possibility of a large-scale military attack on Iran in the coming days and after the U.S. elections has significantly increased.
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