Hezbollah belongs to Lebanon, nuclear materials belong to the United States, Israel is banned from bombing—Trump's tripartite operation is quite something.

ME News Report, April 17 (UTC+8), U.S. President Trump posted on social media stating, "The United States will acquire all nuclear 'dust' (i.e., nuclear material) produced by our great B-2 bombers------in any form, in any manner, without involving monetary transactions. This deal is also unrelated to Lebanon, but the U.S. will work separately with Lebanon to properly handle the Hezbollah situation. Israel will no longer bomb Lebanon, and they are prohibited from doing so by the United States." Trump used the term "nuclear dust" to refer to highly enriched uranium. Trump's statement praised the U.S. for destroying Iran's nuclear program through powerful military force (B-2 bombers). It is believed that after the U.S. military launched strikes on the Fordow and Natanz nuclear facilities last June, this highly enriched uranium was buried underground. This nuclear material has been under Iran's control and has always been a source of tense relations between the Trump administration and Tehran.