The US Secretary of War defended Washington's military action against Iran, claiming that war does not necessarily have to have public support and may be considered necessary. He also praised Donald Trump's performance and emphasized that history will evaluate the US president in a positive light.
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The US Secretary of War defended Washington's military action against Iran, claiming that war does not necessarily have to have public support and may be considered necessary. He also praised Donald Trump's performance and emphasized that history will evaluate the US president in a positive light.