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GB News: Donald Trump 'obsessed with Prince William' amid US President's upcoming visit to the UK
Prince William is strengthening his relationship with former President Donald Trump, who reportedly has a keen interest in the heir to the British throne. Their connection is expected to play a significant role in future UK-US diplomacy, particularly as they prepare for a second State Visit by Trump this autumn.
During recent interactions, Trump has praised William, highlighting the strategic importance of their rapport for the UK. As Prince William looks to modernize the monarchy, he is also considering reforms to reduce costs and streamline royal operations.
Fox News: Expert confident Iran's nuclear program is 'no longer' after massive US strike
U.S. strikes on three key Iranian nuclear sites, including Fordow and Isfahan, have reportedly obliterated Iran's nuclear program, according to experts. President Trump hailed the operation as a success, emphasizing the need for continued vigilance to prevent Iran from rebuilding its capabilities.
Experts stress that while the strikes have significantly set back Iran's nuclear ambitions, sustained pressure and intelligence efforts are necessary to ensure the complete eradication of its nuclear infrastructure.
Fox News: US strikes on Iran carried out with 'incredible and overwhelming success,' Hegseth, military brass say
U.S. military forces executed precision strikes on three Iranian nuclear facilities—Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan—under President Trump's orders, marking a significant escalation in U.S.-Iran relations. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth described the operation as a "spectacular military success," aimed at degrading Iran's nuclear capabilities without targeting its military personnel.
The strikes followed stalled negotiations between the U.S. and Iran and were coordinated with Israel, which had conducted preemptive strikes earlier. While some Congressional members praised the action to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions, others criticized the lack of prior Congressional approval. Iranian officials have indicated that diplomacy is unlikely following the attacks.