Pompei: US strike on Iran’s nuclear website shows “US is leading”

Exclusive – Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo It is said that last weekend, the U.S. military strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities signaled the world.

Pompeo, former director of the CIA and later a top diplomat for the U.S. president Donald Trump’s The First Government said in a national exclusive interview with Fox News Digital that the attack conveyed a message that “the United States re-leads the world.”

Whatever the debate this week about the president’s attack on “eliminating” Iran’s ability to obtain nuclear weapons, Pompei said, “has done enough damage” and as a result, “Americans are safer.”

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Pompei warned: “There are certainly some risks. Iranians can decide to do something secret, or here or other horror cells. But there is no doubt what President Trump did before him, what the Israelis did before him, not only make the region, the Gulf and Israel safer, they make the United States and the West safer.”

Praise the Trump administration for Strike Iran, Pompei noted: “I think they are almost perfect.

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He said the United States is now closer to “we have this risk that you will have an Ayatollah, the theocracy, a thug, and the ability to build a nuclear weapons program.”

Pompei was interviewed in a speech to the World Affairs Commission New Hampshire.

Pompei pointed to the strike against Iran, telling Fox News that the U.S. deterrence against global top rivals “has increased due to what happened in the Middle East. It’s undoubtedly true.”

Pompei also called on the left and right to send isolationists to abandon global leadership in his speeches and interviews.

“My own party and the left think that there is nothing important in the world for American leaders, and the hard work the United States of America has done to ensure the safety of our people is not worth it,” he said.

Part of his message is “the absent American leadership in the world, we are not much safer.”

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Pompeo is struggling to run for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination and has traveled to Iowa and New Hampshire (New Hampshire), the first two states that have traditionally voted in the Republican presidential primary.

His return to the granite country has sparked potential speculation about the 2028 White House bid. Wednesday night’s event was held at the New Hampshire School of Political Science at St. Anselm College and has been an essential state for decades for the first state of the state’s ambitions.

Pompei told Fox News that he told New Hampshire: “Yes, an inevitable problem.

“I’m really here because I really want to be part of the policy debate. What will happen three and a half years from now,” Pompei said.

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But at this point in the 2028 election cycle, he did not rule out possible White House runs, saying, “We will see what the good Lord brings in a few years.”

When asked if he didn’t rule anything out when serving the country, Pompei told Fox News: “No, if I get a call and an opportunity to make a difference I think I can make a difference.”