At the start of the attack on Iran in February, President Trump spoke of the “imminent threat” of an Iranian nuclear weapon.
Yet on Wednesday, as he prepared to address America about his rationale for the war, he told interviewers “I don’t care” about the stockpile of highly enriched uranium Iran is known to hold, saying it was too far underground to be a concern and could easily be monitored by satellite.
“If we see them make a move, even a move for it, we will hit them with missiles very hard again,” he said later on television.
