In a one-on-one interview with FOX 2 Detroit’s Roop Raj on Sunday, President Trump was asked whether Iran could dig out its buried uranium and start again. The President was not worried, and he explained exactly why.
“It’s thousands of tons of rock on top of it,” Trump said. “Right now, there are only two countries that could do that, China and the United States. We’re the only ones with the kind of equipment to do it.”
Then he pointed to the branch he created. “We have Space Force because of me,” the President said. “Space Force can see everything.” He told Raj that from space he could read a name badge on a jacket, using the example “if your first name was Mohammed.”
“We have every site under watch,” Trump said. “If there’s any movement at the site, we know exactly what to do, but there won’t be.”
That is peace through strength: eyes on every site, the capability to act, and an adversary that knows it. Iran’s nuclear dream stays buried.
