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Trump would support a ‘swift attack’ on Iran

Published: December 30, 2025
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US President Donald Trump said he had heard that Iran was trying to rebuild its nuclear program and added that he would support a “swift strike” if Tehran continued down that path.

On Monday, Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Florida.

He said he hoped to get to the second phase of the Gaza plan “very soon”.

Trump stressed that he hoped Netanyahu would “get along” with Syria.

”I hope he will get along with Syria, because the new president of Syria is working very hard to do a good job,” said the American leader.

“I hope they will get along. Because, you know, I lifted the sanctions on Syria, otherwise they wouldn’t have a chance. We want to see Syria survive. So, we will also talk about Syria,” said Trump, reports Al-Arabiya TV network.

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