'America Didn't Start War with Iran': Trump Wants 'Total Victory'
Trump said U.S. strikes stopped Iran from getting a nuclear weapon and left its military and nuclear infrastructure badly damaged, he said.
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'America didn't start war with Iran': Trump wants 'total victory'
Former US President Donald Trump stated that the United States did not initiate war with Iran, asserting that Tehran had been waging war against America since 1979. Speaking at the National Veterans Day Ceremony, Trump defended his administration's military actions, claiming significant damage to Iran's capabilities and aiming for "total victory" rather than a partial outcome. He also mentioned preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Yesterday, on Veterans Day, President Donald Trump declared, according to the BBC, that “…we won” and that it is now just a matter of when we want to end the war. He also said that “we want to ensure a total victory, not a 93 percent victory,” writes the Times of Israel.
US President Donald Trump said he wanted to ensure the US had a complete victory over Iran, not a "93% victory".
TOTAL VICTORY OR NOTHING: Trump Says Iran Has Been Militarily Defeated but Refuses to Settle for 93% Success
[Video below.] President Donald Trump declared Wednesday that the United States has already defeated Iran militarily but warned that he is determined to secure a complete victory before bringing the conflict to an end, even as diplomatic efforts intensify to prevent another round of American strikes. Speaking at a Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery, Trump said the United States had prevailed in a difficult military campaign and…
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