Will World War III come? Donald Trump reiterates progress in conflict between Iran and Israel

In the midst of the growing tension in the Middle Eastthe former president of the United States, Donald Trump, has launched a series of criticisms towards his successor, Joe Bidenfor his handling of the potential threat of a Iranian attack on Israel.

Trump's statements come in response to statements by Biden, who publicly acknowledged the possibility of an attack by Iran against Israeli targets in the near future.

Biden's words, classifying the attack as imminent, have generated controversy and have been interpreted by some as a sign of weakness on the part of the main world power.

The Democratic president backed the credible threat posed by his government, sparking a prompt reaction from Trump.

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The former Republican president expressed his disagreement with Biden's position and emphasized that, had he been president, Iran would not have dared to carry out an attack against Israel.

Trump stressed his firm position in defense of US allies and warned of the possible catastrophic consequences of the current situation in the Middle East.

“What is happening with Israel could end in a world war,” Trump declared, highlighting the seriousness of the situation.

He criticized the apparent lack of leadership in the United States and questioned Biden's ability to confront international challenges.

US officials have warned of the possibility of an Iranian attack that could involve more than 100 drones and numerous missiles aimed at military targets inside Israel. These tensions have raised concerns in the region.

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