US EditionTrump admin insists Iran strikes success, attacks media
- On June 26, the Trump administration defended recent attacks targeting multiple Iranian nuclear facilities and criticized media reports that questioned the effectiveness of these operations.
- The administration reacted to a leaked preliminary intelligence report that suggested the strikes only delayed Iran's nuclear program by months and had low confidence.
- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth held a Pentagon news conference criticizing the media for spreading doubt and announced an investigation into the leak blamed on political agendas.
- President Trump asserted that the strikes had "completely and totally obliterated" Iran's nuclear facilities and demanded that CNN dismiss journalist Natasha Bertrand for her coverage of the intelligence report.
- The dispute highlighted divisions between the administration's narrative of a decisive success and media sources reporting uncertainty, with political analysts noting the intelligence leak as a potential vulnerability.
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'Dangerously sad': Ex-RNC chair in awe as Trump fails to 'control the narrative'
MSNBC host Michael Steele, a former chair of the Republican National Committee, took a shot at President Donald Trump as the narrative around his Iran strikes spirals out of control. Trump has insisted that U.S. airstrikes in Iran left the nation's nuclear program “obliterated.” The president's boas...
Fox News Host Rolls Her Eyes on Air Over Sen. Tom Cotton's Iran Raid Assessment: 'Is No One Concerned?'
Jessica Tarlov could not help but roll her eyes over Senator Tom Cotton’s assessment of the mission success of the past weekend’s bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites. “The Five” host broke down Cotton’s response that the goal of the raid was “not part of the mission to destroy the uranium.” This coming after Trump spent the last few days assuring the American people that the facilities and Iran’s nuclear capabilities had been “obliterated.” Tarvlov …
Trump defends Iran strikes as he goes on offense with the ‘one big, beautiful bill’
President Donald Trump and his administration are trying to go on the offensive to defend their foreign and domestic agendas. The two-pronged strategy is in response to Trump’s military strikes on three Iranian nuclear sites last weekend and his “one…
Congress Briefed on Iran: Liberals Still Deny success
A high-level Senate briefing on June 26, 2025, confirmed the success of President Trump’s precision airstrikes on three Iranian nuclear sites, sending shockwaves through Capitol Hill and silencing critics who doubted his bold leadership. The classified meeting exposed sharp partisan divides, with Republicans praising decisive action and Democrats casting unfounded doubts on verified intelligence. CIA Director John Ratcliffe, Defense Secretary Pe…
Iran and Trump: Triumph or Fiasco? - The DSR Network
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