US Openly Admits Iran War Was At Israel’s Request—Contradicting Trump
The US State Department has released a statement admitting that the US is engaged in a conflict with Iran at the request of Israel, contradicting former President Donald Trump's claims that Israel was not involved. The statement cited letters to the UN Security Council as evidence supporting the US role in the conflict.
The US State Department has revealed that the US is engaged in a conflict with Iran partly at Israel's request. According to a statement by legal adviser Reed D. Rubinstein, the US is acting in the collective self-defense of Israel and its own inherent right of self-defense. The statement referenced multiple letters sent to the UN Security Council as evidence. This admission contradicts Trump's past statements that Israel was not involved in the US decision to attack Iran. Trump had insisted that his decision was driven by the results of October 7th and his view that Iran should not have a nuclear weapon. A meeting between Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in February, along with senior officials, preceded US involvement in the conflict.
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