Disagreement in Trump’s support movement on how to agree with Iran

According to RCO News Agency, non -intervention is one of the main pillars of the US policy, which is certainly important for Republicans and supporters of Trump for Donald Trump, the US President Donald Trump (MAGA’s return to America).

But many Trump’s allies in the Republican Party are strongly in favor of Israel, who believe that if the United States wants to attack Iran, it must support its closest ally in the Middle East, Axius News reports.

In the wake of reports on Iran’s nuclear issues and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s rhetoric and rhetoric over the attack on Iran’s nuclear facilities, disagreements between the members of the American movement have intensified, and its members warn that if Trump fails to prevent it.

“The direct attack on Iran is currently disrupting the Trump Coalition,” wrote Jack Pozubik, a member of the Maga and Podcast Movement.

Maga activist Charlie Kirk, who has close relations with the White House, warned: “At present, nothing is as much as foreign policy as the right -wing.”

“Based on everything I have seen in the past few months, I am very worried that this will create a huge gap in Maga and potentially disrupt our success and our successful president,” he wrote in X.

Molly Hemingway, editor -in -chief of the Federalist Magazine, said: “Trump knows that this will be a mistake of strategic policy, and if the White House continues, it is considered an unforgivable betrayal.”

Axius correspondent Barack Ravid also reported earlier that the Trump team had been disagreed and overwhelmed about how to agree with Iran.

The US president said in a statement Thursday evening, “Israel’s attack on Iran may happen, but I am not saying it is imminent.”

Trump said, “I would like to prevent conflict with Iran” again, “It is very simple and complicated; Iran should not have a nuclear weapon, I like Iran to be successful.

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