Trump Uses 9/11 Memorial Speech to Defend War in Iran
- President Donald Trump marked the 25th anniversary of 9/11 at the Pentagon, vowing, "The Islamic Republic of Iran will never, ever have a nuclear weapon."
- Hegseth touted military progress, claiming the United States killed Iranian leaders and destroyed the country's air force during the last six months while maintaining control over the Strait of Hormuz.
- Economic pressure on the region tightens daily, while the Pentagon also recognized United States troops currently working overseas to support operations.
- Trump honored veterans, stating, "For 25 years, our best and bravest have kept America safe," and saluting every member of the United States military who served in the war on terror.
- Focusing on the victims, Trump stayed largely on message, emphasizing the national unity that followed across America during the 9/11 commemoration.
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Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth said the battle against jihadism is now continuing with Iran.
In a speech from the Pentagon, the headquarters of the United States Defense and one of the sites attacked on September 11, Donald Trump spoke in detail of the victims and their families, some of whom were present, and exalted the American spirit. Pete Hegseth spoke earlier, recalled that the country still has enemies and shot the Islamic Republic of Iran
US President Donald Trump uses the 9/11 commemoration ceremony at the Pentagon to justify the war against Iran. The country will "never have a nuclear weapon."
During his speech, the president stressed that the United States cannot forget the "moment of immense and horrible evil" that occurred 25 years ago.
Donald Trump assured Washington Friday that the United States would never forget the attacks of September 11, 2001 and continue to fight.
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