US Bombs Iran Nuclear Sites in Major Military Strike

President Donald Trump authorized a U.S. airstrike on three Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordow, Natanz, and Esfahan, which he described as a "spectacular military success" that completely destroyed Iran's nuclear capabilities. The strike was praised by Republican lawmakers such as Senator Lindsey Graham and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, with Graham calling the operation "bold" and "brilliant" and asserting that it was necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Democratic Senator John Fetterman, a supporter of Israel, also endorsed the attack, while other Democrats condemned it as an illegal escalation that risks dragging the U.S. into war without Congressional approval. Iran condemned the U.S. strikes as violations of international law and warned of severe consequences, with Iranian officials accusing Washington of using diplomacy as a cover for military aggression. The attack escalated tensions in the Middle East, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling it a "history-changing" event, while critics warned of potential regional destabilization. Meanwhile, media figures like Alex Jones predicted and supported the strikes, highlighting the divided American response to the U.S. military action.