Trump Asserts Iran Can't Build Nuclear Weapons, Europe at Risk

Donald Trump told GB News that the United States intervened in the Middle East conflict solely to prevent Iran from acquiring a nuclear arsenal. He claimed that the American military has crippled Iran’s ability to produce nuclear weapons, making any future development unlikely.

According to Trump, U.S. satellite intelligence continuously watches three nuclear locations and a remote area called "Pickax Mountain," confirming that the sites are buried under massive debris.

He cautioned European nations, stating that a nuclear‑armed Iran would represent a greater strategic threat to Europe than to the United States. "I'm protecting your continent," he said to a British reporter.

Trump also said the U.S. has incapacitated Iran’s naval and air forces and has taken aim at its radar capabilities. He boasted of a robust presence in the Hormuz Strait, where American forces disable dozens of Iranian vessels each night.

The former president warned that Iran’s economy is spiraling toward hyperinflation, possibly reaching 300 percent, though he provided no evidence to back the claim.

He wrapped up by insisting that his actions have long‑term effects on Iran’s nuclear program, which will reverberate for decades to come.