Nikki Haley suggested that the U.S. will "most likely" have to deploy special operations forces to seize Iran's uranium stockpile as tensions escalate and negotiations falter.

Speaking on CNN, she characterized it as a complex military mission:

“It would be a special ops mission... it would take about 7 to 10 days, very dangerous, but they can do it.”

⚠️ Military Option Mentioned Amid Rising Tensions

According to Haley, controlling the uranium would significantly undermine Iran's capabilities and reduce the threat to U.S. allies.

This information comes as:

However, to date, the administration has not yet approved such a mission.

☢️ Risks of Iran's Uranium Stockpile

According to experts:

  • If uranium enrichment reaches 90%
  • Iran could possess bomb-grade material for at least 10 nuclear weapons

Meanwhile, Iranian media reports that naval special forces have been deployed along the southern coast amid concerns that the U.S. could put boots on the ground.

🪖 Warnings of Mission Risks

U.S. Senator Mark Warner warned:

  • The mission is extremely complex
  • Uranium containers weigh approximately 1,000 pounds
  • Up to 10,000 soldiers might be needed to secure the outer perimeter

He suggested that Iran could destroy its own facilities, endangering U.S. forces.

🌍 Background: Failed Talks and Rising Tensions

Haley's remarks come shortly after:

  • U.S.-Iran negotiations in Pakistan failed to reach results
  • JD Vance confirmed no deal, carrying a tough message from President Trump
  • President Trump announced a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz

The U.S. has also deployed thousands of additional troops to the Middle East.

🗳️ Haley Declares No 2028 Run

Aside from the Iran issue, Nikki Haley confirmed:

  • She has no plans to run for President in 2028, despite the results of the CPAC 2028 Straw Poll attracting voter attention
  • She believes it is too early to discuss endorsing any candidate

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