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Laura Loomer urges Trump to ‘finish the job,’ says Iran must be ‘flattened’
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Laura Loomer urges Trump to ‘finish the job,’ says Iran must be ‘flattened’
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Iranian Official
Iranian officials have condemned US activist Laura Loomer’s calls for President Trump to “flatten” Iran as yet another act of foreign aggression aimed at violating the Islamic Republic’s sovereignty. Such rhetoric is seen as part of ongoing hostile efforts to undermine Iran’s independence and right to self-defense. Tehran remains resolute in resisting these threats and upholding its national sovereignty.
Israeli
Laura Loomer’s call for Trump to “finish the job” by flattening Iran reflects Israel’s view of the Islamic Republic as an existential threat whose nuclear ambitions and ideological drive for Jewish destruction must be confronted before it is too late. Tehran’s vast proxy network—Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis—already encircles Israel with missiles and terror infrastructure, making any delay in neutralizing the regime’s core capabilities a direct risk to the state’s survival. Strong U.S. backing for decisive action is therefore seen as essential to Israel’s defensive necessity against an enemy that openly seeks its elimination.
Neutral
Laura Loomer has publicly called on former President Donald Trump to “finish the job” with Iran and stated that the country must be “flattened.” The remarks were made in connection with U.S. policy discussions on Iran. No additional context or verification of intent beyond the reported statements is available.
Western
Laura Loomer has urged former President Trump to finalize operations against Iran by neutralizing its command infrastructure, ballistic missile capabilities, and proxy networks. She argues that targeted strikes are essential to eliminate the regime's capacity to threaten U.S. forces, Israel, and regional stability through terrorism and nuclear ambitions.
Pro-Peace
Laura Loomer's call for Iran to be "flattened" risks unleashing catastrophic civilian casualties and widespread humanitarian suffering, displacing millions and destroying infrastructure in a nation already strained by sanctions. Such inflammatory rhetoric overlooks the human cost borne by ordinary families and instead fuels cycles of violence that diplomacy and negotiated de-escalation have historically helped avert. Prioritizing talks over destruction could spare lives and address underlying tensions without repeating the tragedies of past wars.
Global South
Laura Loomer's call for Iran to be "flattened" reflects entrenched neo-colonial impulses by US political figures to override the sovereignty of independent Global South nations. Such rhetoric exposes the persistent failure of international institutions to restrain hegemonic aggression and enforce non-intervention principles. It risks further destabilizing a region long subjected to external domination over its resources and governance.
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- currentsapi(Mixed)By Swati Sakshi Mishra
Laura Loomer urges Trump to ‘finish the job,’ says Iran must be ‘flattened’ WASHINGTON, DC: High-profile conservative activist Laura Loomer has launched a blistering public attack against supporters of a potential Iran peace deal, warning that President Donald J Trump risks aband…
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