- A spokesperson forthe Iranian government

says the country will breakthe uranium stockpile limit

set by the Iran NuclearDeal in the next 10 days.

This, as the US drums up support

after an attack on twoNorwegian oil tankers.

- It's unmistakable what happened here.

- [Amber] The US says thisvideo from the Pentagon

shows Iranians removingan unexploded mine.

They also blame Iran

for attempting to shoot down a US drone.

- The IntelligenceCommittee has lots of data,

lots of evidence.

The world will come to see much of it,

but the American peopleshould rest assured

we have high confidence

with respect to whoconducted these attacks.

- [Amber] While countrieslike the UK and Saudi Arabia

believe the US intelligence,

others, like Germany andJapan, aren't so sure.

National Security Advisor Brad Bowman

tells CBN News the intel is convincing.

- Very few entitieswould have the capability

to pull off attacks like this

for ships that are underway

using the means thatappear to have been used,

and, by the way, Iran has said

they want to shut down the flow

of maritime traffic throughthe Strait of Hormuz.

- [Amber] The Strait of Hormuz,

near the area wherethe attacks took place,

is critical to global oil supply.

Nearly 20% of all crude oil

passes through the narrow passage.

GOP leaders say theWhite House has the right

to defend American interests.

- Unprovoked attackson commercial shipping

warrant a retaliatory military strike

against the Islamic Republic of Iran.

- [Amber] Democraticleaders say they, too,

believe Iran is responsible,

but say the silencefrom allies is telling.

- What we see is a splitof the US from our allies,

and we see Russia andChina coming together.

The Maximalist pressurecampaign has maximally failed.

- [Amber] They also caution against

what looks like a familiar roadmap to war.

- What we see out of the White House

is something disturbingly reminiscent

of the kind of accelerating drumbeat

that got us into the war in Iraq.

- Now, the administrationinsists the president

does not want war with Iran,

but is considering thefull range of options.

Amber Strong, CBN News, Washington.