Trump says US would back strikes against Iran’s missile programme

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In December 2025, President Trump stated the US would consider military action against Iran if it rebuilds its nuclear program or missile capacity. Speaking from Mar-a-Lago in Florida alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Trump threatened to "knock down" Iran's efforts, referencing previous US air strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities in June. While offering no evidence, Trump alleged Iran was attempting to rebuild its nuclear capabilities and warned of powerful consequences if confirmed. When asked if the US would support an Israeli attack on Iran's missile program, Trump indicated the US would back such action. He also claimed the US and Israel had been "extremely victorious" against their enemies, citing conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon, and the June strikes against Iran.
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