Diana Glebova

President Trump tore into the US intelligence community on Friday for having been “wrong” about how close Iran was to acquiring a nuclear weapon months ago, telling reporters that he now believes Tehran has a “tremendous amount” of enriched uranium that could build a bomb in just a few weeks. Trump made the assessment after breaking from Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s testimony before Congress in March that Iran was not building nuclear weapons. “What intelligence do you have that Iran is building a weapon? Your intelligence community said they have no evidence that they are at this point,” the reporter asked Trump on the tarmac outside of Bedminster, New Jersey.

President Trump on Saturday threatened to unload further strikes on Iran if it didn't accept peace immediately, saying the “future attacks” would be “far greater” — and not ruling out ordering more US military attacks.

WASHINGTON — President Trump demanded to know Monday whether Russia actually threatened to supply Iran with nuclear weapons.

President Trump does not plan to take further action against Iran following its “failed retaliation” strike on a US base in Qatar Monday night, a military official told The Post.

WASHINGTON — President Trump said Monday that Iran gave the US an “early notice” of its plans to retaliate by launching an attack on the US military base in Doha, Qatar — which was completely intercepted.

WASHINGTON President Trumpwarned Monday that the US is willing and able to use the most powerful and lethal weapons ever built after Russias former

President Trump said Tuesday he does not seek regime change in Iran, as doing so could lead to “chaos.”

President Trump shared fawning messages from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte Tuesday ahead of the president's trip to the military alliance's annual summit at The Hague.

President Trump shared fawning messages from NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte Tuesday ahead of the president’s trip to the military alliance’s annual summit at The Hague.

WASHINGTON — President Trump announced Monday the US will send “billions of dollars” worth of weapons to Ukraine via Washington's NATO allies — and