In a powerful display of American-Israeli unity, President Donald Trump stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at Mar-a-Lago, declaring victory over Iran’s nuclear threat. The two leaders celebrated how their joint efforts have shattered Tehran’s atomic ambitions.

Trump didn’t beat around the bush when speaking about the regime’s sneaky attempts to claw back power. He revealed that fresh intelligence points to Iran scrambling to revive its nuclear program, but he’s ready to crush it again.

This comes amid shocking new revelations that Iran’s mullahs are ramping up work on chemical and biological weapons to arm their missiles, turning their arsenal into a nightmare for the free world.

“Now I hear that Iran is trying to build up again, and if they are, we’re going to have to knock them down,” Trump stated. “We’ll knock the h*ll out of them.”

He went on to suggest that Iran should wise up and negotiate instead of provoking more destruction. “We just won a big war together,” the president said. “If we didn’t beat Iran, you wouldn’t have had peace in the Middle East. We wiped it out.”

When grilled on backing Israel for more strikes if Iran keeps pushing its missile madness or nuclear schemes, Trump was crystal clear. “If they continue with the missiles — yes,” he stated. “The nuclear — absolutely.”

Meanwhile, Iran’s home front is crumbling amidst Trump’s pressure. The rial is tanking to all-time lows, inflation is skyrocketing, and furious shopkeepers in Tehran are shutting down in protest.

Trump smartly sidestepped talk of regime change, letting the facts speak for themselves. “I’m not going to talk about overthrow of a regime,” he declared. “But they have tremendous inflation. Their economy is busted.”

He highlighted how Iranian authorities crush dissent with deadly force, turning peaceful protests into bloodbaths.

The timing couldn’t be more telling, following a bombshell report from Iran International. Sources inside the military and security circles claim the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps is fast-tracking chemical and biological payloads for their missiles – a direct escalation that could unleash horror on innocent populations.

Of course, Tehran denies everything, insisting their missiles are purely defensive and swearing off chemical weapons since ratifying that convention back in 1997.

Behnam Taleblu, a senior fellow from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, breaks it down plainly. “The fact that Tehran’s ballistic missiles can carry unconventional payloads is not new,” he stated.

He connects the dots to Iran’s recent aggression. “What should underscore the chemical threat was Tehran’s use of warheads with cluster munitions against Israel during the 12-day war,” Taleblu said.

“These warheads can easily carry canisters for poison gas. In short, the conflict contained a dry run for a potential chemical attack.”

Taleblu doesn’t stop there, reminding us of Iran’s dark past. He points to their infamous use of chemical weapons in the 1980s Iran-Iraq War and even shipping that poison to Libya.

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