A turning point in the conflict that appears in the headlines of the American press. While Washington attacked on the night of Saturday, June 21 to Sunday, June 22, three Iranian nuclear sites, the attack largely occupies the first page of the main daily newspapers throughout the Atlantic.
The New York Times title in a sober and objective way: “The United States attacks Iranian nuclear sites”, with a Donald Trump cliché in a military base in Maryland.
“It is the first time since the Iranian revolution, in 1979, that the United States has sent its air army reaching important facilities within the country, which constitutes an act of war,” said the newspaper, in his first page article.
“After weeks of internal debate and attempts to force Iran to abandon their nuclear ambitions, Trump concluded that the United States could no longer stay out,” said Daily.
A “great climb”
The Washington Post, on the other hand, insists on the objectives chosen by American power, heading: “The United States attacks Iranian nuclear facilities” and asks about the consequences of these strikes.
The newspaper evokes an “important climb” that “directly links the United States with a conflict whose result is not clear and whose purpose is not in sight.”
“Trump’s decision to enter the conflict raises immediate questions about how Iran or his agents could react,” said the newspaper.
“Trump enters the war”
“The United States bombard Iranian nuclear objectives,” said Boston Globe this Sunday morning. “Trump comes into war and says that Tehran can choose between ‘Paz or the tragic,” said the newspaper as a subtitle.
“The United States interferes with the Israel War” by making a “risky bet to weaken a long -standing enemy despite the fear of a regional conflict conflict,” the US media also highlights.
“The United States attacks Iran,” said the New York Post, with a photo of US military planes in the middle of the robbery, signing a new stage in the conflict between Israel and Iran began on June 13.
The newspaper talks about a “historical attack”, emphasizing that the United States army attacked through B-2 spiritual bombers, capable of traveling more than 9,000 kilometers without interruption.
Source: BFM TV
