A report published by Axios, containing exclusive statements by US President Donald Trump regarding Iran, has seen widespread circulation on social media networks in recent hours.

These positions come amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, which are directly reflected in international diplomatic and security discussions.

The site reported in its report issued Friday evening that Trump stated he is studying the implementation of a massive strike surpassing all previous ones, affirming that the decision deadline is approaching and that forces are fully prepared for it.

Axios noted that Trump said Israel 'would join [the attack] within two minutes if I asked them to...' adding: 'We don't need anyone to launch a new operation against Iran...'

These developments coincide with the continuation of US strikes for the 13th consecutive night on Friday, while Trump stated on Thursday that he currently refuses to negotiate a new ceasefire with Tariq, considering that they need more of the same approach after a series of airstrikes.

The owner of the account Matar Al-Musayri' commented on the report in a post on his page on the X platform (formerly Twitter), saying: 'Trump... threatens the largest attacks ever on Iran... It will be a British-American-Israeli-Gulf attack.'

The owner of an account named Zain Al-Abidin linked the statements reported by Axios from Trump to the warnings issued by the US State Department to its nationals in the region, writing: 'Concurrent with the US State Department's appeals to US citizens in the Middle East to prepare for possible flight cancellations and closure of airspace in the region... Trump tells Axios: "I am studying launching a large-scale attack on Iran, bigger than ever. I am about to make a decision. Everything is ready for that."'

For his part, the owner of an account named Ali Sayed said: 'Netanyahu is holding a closed security meeting tomorrow, while Trump is studying the implementation of the largest attack on Iran since the start of the war, coinciding with the Senate's rejection of a resolution that limits his powers. Indicators point toward a major escalation, not de-escalation... And God knows best...'

These statements cast a heavy shadow over the path of regional de-escalation amid the continuation of military operations and the absence of a clear horizon for negotiation. Observers remain waiting for any field or political changes that may occur in the US and Israeli positions in the coming days. These interactions also highlight the role that social media platforms play in circulating and amplifying sensitive political positions.