President Biden was presented scenario and response options on how to handle Iran should it make advances in developing a nuclear weapon, though the president has not signed off on hitting Tehran's program.

President Joe Biden allegedly spoke with advisors about planning airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities in the lame duck period before President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, according to a new report.

In a top meeting with National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan roughly a month ago, President Biden was presented with a series of strike options should Iran make a move to develop a nuclear weapon, reported Axios on Friday.

Biden reportedly weighed strikes on Iranian nuclear sites Fox News senior strategic analyst Jack Keane joined 'Fox & Friends' to discuss the rise of radical Islamic terrorism and his reaction to Biden reportedly discussing strikes on Tehran's nuclear sites.

According to unofficial information from Axios, Joe Biden considered an attack on Iran before January 20 to prevent Tehran from building a nuclear weapon. Joe Biden, the outgoing President of the USA,

In a high-level meeting, President Joe Biden discussed potential military action against Iran’s nuclear facilities as part of contingency plans before leaving office. The discussion revolved around the possibility of striking if Iran moves closer to developing nuclear weapons.