But France's president, Emmanuel Macron, urged restraint, saying: "We recognize Israel's right to self-defense, but we do not support actions that threaten stability in the region. The biggest mistake that can be made today is to try to change the regime in Iran by military means – because that would lead to chaos."…
Israel's justification for its shock attack on Iran was called into question on Tuesday when CNN cited US intelligence assessments as saying that when Iran was attacked, it had been "up to three years away from being able to produce and deliver [a nuclear bomb] to a target of its choosing".
The report echoed a public assessment in March by Trump's own director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, who told Congress "Iran is not building a nuclear weapon" and the supreme leader "has not authorised the nuclear weapons program that he suspended in 2003"…
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