Trump Says the U.S. Waited Until Iran Almost Finished Rebuilding Its Radar, Then Hit It, Because Tehran Cannot See Anything
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'They Can't Even Go To Bathroom': Trump Boasts Of Near-Total US Surveillance Over Iran
Boasting about America's surveillance capabilities, Trump claimed that Iran is trying to "rebuild their radar systems and a missile system and a mine drop," and the strikes "took out all of the new equipment that they tried to build along the Strait of Hormuz."
Donald Trump claimed that Iran was trying to re-equip its radar and missile systems, which is why the US attacked and dealt a heavy blow to Iran.
Trump Says the U.S. Waited Until Iran Almost Finished Rebuilding Its Radar, Then Hit It, Because Tehran Cannot See Anything
Tuesday's strikes hit around a hundred targets, Axios reports, including American drones firing into the engine rooms of two Iranian state tankers under Trump's tanker-for-tanker policy. Trump said the U.S. waited until Iran almost rebuilt its radar and then hit it, while Argus summarizes Tehran's terms as lifting sanctions, unfreezing funds, and ending the blockade.
US President Donald Trump, in a statement regarding possible new attacks on Iran, described the previous operation as "very heavy" and alleged that Iran was trying to rebuild its radar and missile systems.
US President Donald Trump, in a statement regarding Iran, said, "Iran was trying to build radar and missile systems. The attack on Iran was very severe. The restarted operation will not last very long. We are ready to launch another one whenever we want."
U.S. President Trump explained that the U.S. military waited until Iran's radar network, which it was rebuilding, was "almost complete" before launching the attack. He stated that the targets were air defense and surveillance facilities and naval forces, and warned of further attacks in case of retaliation.
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