Reports suggest that Joe Biden looked into ways to target Iran’s nuclear facilities before Donald Trump became president on January 20.
In his last weeks as president, Biden had private talks with his national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, to plan for different situations, but no final decisions were made. This happened after Sullivan had earlier informed Trump about the risk of Iran developing nuclear weapons.
Biden asked about Iran’s uranium enrichment activities, which might have needed a quick military response before Trump took office, but he didn’t make a final decision. Right now, U.S. officials say there are no talks about taking military action against Iran
