If there is one thing every U.S. president, regardless of political party, says on foreign policy, it is this: Under no circumstances will the United States allow Iran to obtain a nuclear weapon. Former Presidents George W.

Joe Biden reportedly discussed plans to strike Iran’s nuclear sites in the event Tehran moved closer to building a nuclear bomb before Donald Trump’s inauguration on Jan 20.

White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan presented President Biden with options for a potential U.S. attack on Iran's nuclear facilities if the Iranians move towards a nuclear weapon before Jan.

Biden reportedly weighed strikes on Iranian nuclear sites Fox News senior strategic analyst Jack Keane joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the rise of radical Islamic terrorism and his reaction to Biden reportedly discussing strikes on Tehran's nuclear sites.

According to unofficial information from Axios, Joe Biden considered an attack on Iran before January 20 to prevent Tehran from building a nuclear weapon. Joe Biden, reportedly considering an attack on Iranian nuclear facilities before January 20,

According to unofficial information from Axios, Joe Biden considered an attack on Iran before January 20 to prevent Tehran from building a nuclear weapon. Joe Biden, the outgoing President of the USA,

In a high-level meeting, President Joe Biden discussed potential military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities as part of contingency plans before leaving office. The discussion revolved around the possibility of striking if Iran moves closer to developing nuclear weapons.