Trump Says He Would Not Hesitate to Strike Iran Again
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Former U.S. President Donald Trump declared he would not hesitate to order new military strikes against Iran if needed, asserting the Iranian regime is collapsing economically and internally. He claimed the U.S. has suffered no recent casualties in its military operations and enjoys immense popularity in Israel. Trump also commented on the conflict's pace and losses compared to the war in Ukraine.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Donald Trump stated he would not hesitate to order new military strikes against Iran.
- Trump claimed the Iranian regime is on the verge of economic and internal collapse.
- He asserted that the U.S. has suffered no soldier deaths in the last five months.
- Trump boasted of having 99% support in Israel, calling himself the most popular figure.
- He described the current conflict as having been fought rapidly for three weeks.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated in a recent interview that he would not hesitate to order renewed military strikes against Iran if necessary. Speaking to Salem News Channel, Trump asserted that the Iranian regime is on the verge of collapse, citing internal crises and economic distress, including a reported 301% inflation rate.
Trump claimed that Iran's economy is in ruins and that the regime is failing to pay its soldiers, contrasting official Iranian statements with what he described as the reality on the ground. He suggested that the U.S. is currently performing well militarily, noting that no American soldiers have been killed in the past five months and that the U.S. controls the Persian Gulf.
When asked about the possibility of further strikes to destroy remaining industrial infrastructure or facilities like the one at Mount Machush, Trump responded, "It could happen." He also indicated that he might take action immediately if he perceived a negative shift in the situation.
Reflecting on his relationship with Israel, Trump reiterated his belief that he is the most pro-Israel president in U.S. history. He boasted of having 99% support in Israel, suggesting his popularity there surpasses that of local politicians and that he could become prime minister if he chose.
Trump also commented on the ongoing conflict, referring to it as a war that has been fought at a rapid pace for three weeks, not seven months. He contrasted American losses with those in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, where he claimed Russia loses 25,000 soldiers monthly.
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