Trump on whether Americans should fear Iran reprisals in US: ‘I guess’
President Trump acknowledged the likelihood of U.S. casualties in the Iran conflict, with six American service members already killed, amid ongoing military operations and political backlash.
- On Thursday, in an interview with Time magazine, President Donald Trump said he replied 'I guess' when asked if Americans should fear retaliatory attacks, and he said the administration plans for such threats.
- Amid joint U.S.-Israel operations, President Donald Trump said he accelerated strikes because he feared Iran might strike first, following recent attacks that killed six U.S. service members.
- FBI officials say they are monitoring possible Iranian sleeper cells and investigating an Austin, Texas mass shooting by Ndiaga Diagne, a naturalized American citizen, that killed four and injured more than a dozen.
- Lawmakers reacted as Sen. Mark Kelly wrote 'This is officially TRUMP'S WAR,' critics including Sen. Elizabeth Warren called the comments 'deranged and dangerous,' and the House of Representatives voted 219–212 against war-powers limits Thursday.
- With costs mounting, the administration spends roughly $1 billion per day while U.S. Central Command seeks more intelligence support for at least 100 days and one in four Americans back the war.
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US President Donald Trump spoke after a ceremony held for US soldiers who lost their lives in the Iran war. While acknowledging that casualties could rise, Trump said the US had "won the war by a wide margin."
President Donald Trump stated that he intends to maintain "at least" the number of American casualties in the war in Iran, referring to the transfer to which six American soldiers were killed on Saturday during the conflict and claiming that the military action he ordered was a "service" brought to the world. "I will soon go to Dover", ...
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What Trump Has Said About Military Deaths in the Past
President Donald Trump will visit Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Saturday to view the dignified transfer for six soldiers killed during his war with Iran What Trump Has Said About Military Deaths in the Past.
Trump Raises Eyebrows With "I Guess" Response To Whether Americans Should Worry About Iran Retaliation
Tensions in the Middle East are heating up, and one familiar figure is speaking out in a way that has everyone talking. As fears of retaliation against U.S. forces rise, Donald Trump didn’t hold back when asked what Americans should expect. And let’s just say… his blunt answer has the internet buzzing. RELATED: Donald Trump Addresses Major Military Operation As US And Israel Attack Iran, At Least 50 Dead Trump Warns Some Could Die In Iran Confli…
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