Tucker Carlson Warns Trump Could Decide on Iran Nuclear Strike by November 7

American political commentator Tucker Carlson has claimed that US President Donald Trump could decide by November 7 whether to authorise a nuclear strike against Iran.

In a post on social media, Carlson alleged that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was pressuring Trump to target Iran's underground nuclear facility at Pickaxe Mountain. He also claimed that conventional weapons might not be sufficient to destroy the site.

No Official Confirmation of Nuclear Strike Plans

Carlson's allegations have not been confirmed by the White House, Pentagon or Israeli government. His claims about daily pressure from Netanyahu and an imminent decision on nuclear weapons remain unverified.

Recent reporting indicates that Trump has been considering diplomatic options alongside possible military action. Trump has also previously ruled out using nuclear weapons against Iran in an October interview.

Diplomatic Efforts Continue

Reports say Vice President JD Vance and US envoy Steve Witkoff favour pursuing a diplomatic agreement with Tehran. Qatar has also been involved in efforts to facilitate communication between the two sides.

Trump has discussed possible conventional military action against Iranian nuclear facilities, but this is different from authorising a nuclear strike.

The November 7 date cited by Carlson remains his prediction, not an announced US government deadline or confirmed military decision.