Trump, Medvedev Spar Over Iran Nuclear Threats

President Donald Trump criticized former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev after Medvedev suggested several countries might supply Iran with nuclear warheads in response to U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Trump, posting on Truth Social, questioned the authenticity of Medvedev's remarks and warned against casual nuclear threats, while highlighting America's advanced nuclear submarines. Medvedev mocked Trump for escalating conflict and disputed U.S. claims of having crippled Iran's nuclear program. Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the U.S. strikes as unprovoked aggression and reaffirmed Russia's alliance with Tehran. The International Atomic Energy Agency reported no significant radiation increase, raising questions about the effectiveness of the strikes. The situation underscores intensifying tensions and conflicting accounts among the U.S., Russia, and Iran over nuclear proliferation and recent military actions.