Trump: Cost of Action Against Iran Is Minimal; Examining His Remarks on Possible Consequences

Donald Trump, seeking to justify the costs of war against Iran, claimed the consequences of these actions for the public are minimal and the war will end soon; he also repeated his promise to lower fuel prices.

Donald Trump, trying to justify the costs of the war against Iran, claimed that the consequences of these actions for the people are insignificant and that the war will end soon; He also repeated the promise of reducing fuel prices.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: Donald Trump tried to downplay the heavy costs of the war with Iran in an election rally on Thursday morning Tehran time. He claimed that the consequences of America's actions against Iran cost the people very little.

Trump also once again predicted that the war will end soon and the price of fuel will come down; A promise that he has repeated many times since the beginning of the conflicts.

In the continuation of his speech, he claimed that the American attack prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Trump said that Iran was only two weeks away from obtaining such a weapon before the attack on its facilities and emphasized that this should be prevented from happening.

In the past weeks, the President of the United States has made this claim in a number of Republican election rallies and has used it to defend the war against Iran. This is despite the fact that the International Atomic Energy Agency and American intelligence agencies have repeatedly stated that Iran is not seeking to build nuclear weapons. As the midterm elections approach, Trump continues to repeat this claim to gain support from voters.

Trump is lost in reality and by giving many points to Russia in the Ukraine war, in order to consume America for a few days, he took diesel from Putin; But every day he confidently repeats that the Strait of Hormuz is open, and he keeps saying this until it becomes the dominant and main narrative about Hormuz.

The US President claimed that the Iran-US war has been stopped at the request of several countries in the region to pave the way for a nuclear agreement and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

"Benyamin Netanyahu", the prime minister of the Zionist regime, once again emphasized the continued presence of this regime in the "security belt" of southern Lebanon.