Trump explicitly ruled out the use of nuclear weapons against Iran for the first time, but did not deny considering the use of the "Mother of All Bombs."
In an interview released on Thursday, US President Donald Trump explicitly stated for the first time that he ruled out the possibility of using nuclear weapons against Iran, saying, "We don't have to do that." However, he did not deny that his administration is considering deploying the "Mother of All Bombs" (MOAB), America's most lethal non-nuclear munition, in the near future. Trump also hinted that the US might soon launch a new round of attacks on Iran's nuclear facilities, particularly "Mount Pickaxe," where nuclear facilities are believed to be hidden, and reiterated that the war would end "very quickly," whether through force or diplomacy.
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