On Thursday, June 19, the White House announced that the President of the United States, Donald Trump, will make a decision on whether to attack Iran or not “within two weeks.”
In a press briefing after noon, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said: “Let’s be clear, Iran has everything it needs to develop nuclear weapons. What they need is a top leader’s decision to build them, and it will take two weeks for them to complete those weapons.”
Leavitt also told Euronews that the U.S. has found no evidence indicating that China might be militarily involved in the Iran conflict.
Meanwhile, a hospital in Beersheba, Israel, hit by a missile attack launched from Iran, reported that the missiles targeted nearby military bases.
Israel’s Ministry of Health on Friday, marking one week since Operation Rising Lion began to dismantle Iran’s nuclear ambitions, reported that 71 people were injured in the missile strike.
