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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is Good Morning America. We're going to begin with the showdown between the U.S. and Iran.

President Trump has had meetings in the situation room for the past two days, weighing a decision

on whether the U.S. forces will join Israel in attacking Iran's nuclear facilities.

He says he has not made a final decision yet, but a source tells ABC News that the president

is getting comfortable

with the idea of taking out a key Iranian nuclear facility called Fordo, built 300 feet deep

inside a mountain.

Because the president has approved an attack plan in the event, he does decide to take

military action.

He has not, as you said, ruled out.

Well, a diplomatic solution.

It hasn't ruled that out yet.

We're going to have the latest

from the ground in Israel, but our senior political correspondent, Rachel Scott, starts us off

at the White House. Good morning to you, Rachel. Robin, good morning to you. We know the president

has been weighing his options, meeting with his national security team. This morning, sources do tell us

that the president has approved attack plans

for Iran but has not decided whether to move forward with them. The world now waiting his

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