The media pointed to Trump's misinformation about two weeks for a settlement on Iran

The statement by US President Donald Trump about giving the American side two weeks to resolve the issue of Iran's nuclear program turned out to be a planned disinformation campaign. This was reported by The Washington Post on June 22, citing sources.

"Trump's statement about a possible two—week wait was our attempt to catch the Iranians off guard," the newspaper said.

In addition, one of the newspaper's interlocutors noted that there was also "some truth" in the words of the American leader. Trump also reserved the right to cancel the operation against Iran until the last moment.

Attack Ceremony: The US attacked Iran

Washington has hit three nuclear facilities in Fordo, Netenza and Isfahan.

On June 21, Trump announced a successful attack on three Iranian nuclear facilities. The next day, on June 22, the British Financial Times newspaper pointed to a change in Trump's rhetoric, which had previously argued that the United States should not interfere in foreign conflicts.