Iran's President Plans Nuclear Facility Rebuild if Attacked by Israel

Iran's President has declared that the nation will rebuild its nuclear facilities if attacked, amid reports of potential Israeli strikes on key sites. This situation escalates tensions as both the U.S. and Israel consider military options, with Iran warning that an attack could collapse global non-proliferation efforts. President Trump has issued an executive order suspending foreign development assistance to Iran, which critics argue could worsen human rights abuses. Simultaneously, Iranian officials maintain that they are open to talks, but they reject negotiations with the U.S. due to the ongoing 'maximum pressure' campaign initiated by Trump. While Trump expresses a desire for a diplomatic solution, his administration's hardline stance complicates potential negotiations, as divisions within both U.S. and Iranian leadership challenge the path to peace. The need for urgent diplomacy is underscored, as both nations face pressure from hardliners opposing any reconciliation efforts.