Summary
President Donald Trump announced that a large group of U.S. Navy ships, including an aircraft carrier, is heading to the Gulf region due to concerns about Iran. He stated that the U.S. is closely watching Iran and hopes to avoid conflict but is prepared if necessary. The move follows reports that Iran may have executed protesters, which Tehran denies, and concerns about Iran's nuclear program.
Key Facts
- President Trump said a U.S. naval group is moving towards the Gulf region with Iran in focus.
- The movement includes the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier and other vessels.
- Trump emphasized a desire to avoid conflict with Iran but stated the U.S. is prepared for any situation.
- Reports suggest the U.S. military movement followed claims of Iran executing protesters.
- Iranian officials denied any execution plans linked to recent protests.
- President Trump mentioned that the U.S. would respond if Iran resumes its nuclear program.
- Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned the U.S. of a strong response if Iran is attacked.
- The U.S. previously carried out airstrikes on Iran's nuclear facilities in 2025 during a conflict with Israel.
