America’s conspiracy to enter Iran and steal 400 kg uranium, now preparations for a world war, not a war

America-Iran tension has now reached the threshold of ground attack. The ongoing war in the Middle East has completed 31 days and meanwhile speculations about a possible ground operation on Iran by the US Army have intensified. The recent statements of US President Donald Trump and increasing military deployment in the region have further strengthened these speculations. Trump may order the removal of 400 kilograms of enriched uranium hidden in Iran. America fears that Iran may use this uranium to make nuclear weapons.

What is Trump’s plan?

The biggest concern of the American administration is about Iran’s nuclear program. Trump has clearly said that Iran will not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons at any cost. Under the plan, America wants to extract about 400 kg of enriched uranium from Iran’s nuclear facilities, which Iran has kept suppressed. The final decision to start this operation has not been taken yet.

How risky is the operation?

Experts believe that if America starts this military operation, it could prove to be very risky. The US Army may have to complete this task by staying in Iran for several days or more. American officials said that Trump is keeping in mind the risk to American soldiers, but they are ready for this operation if needed.

Trump’s big statement on Kharg Island and oil

In an interview given to the media, Trump said that he wants to take Iran’s oil and can capture Kharg Island, the main oil export center of Tehran. Trump said, maybe we will capture Kharg Island, maybe not. We have many options. He further said, this would also mean that we would have to stay there in Kharg Island for some time. Trump also claimed that Iran’s security arrangements on Kharg Island are very little or almost non-existent.

Deploying American troops in the Middle East

The Pentagon is rapidly increasing its military presence in the Middle East. According to reports, America is preparing to deploy up to 10,000 additional soldiers. US Central Command announced on Saturday that more than 3,500 troops, including 2,500 Marines, had already arrived in the Middle East.