WASHINGTON, United States President Donald Trump defended the war against Iran Wednesday at a US Veterans Day ceremony in which his defence secretary was publicly chastised for a lack of etiquette. The bravery and skill of our amazing American warriors has been absolutely incredible,” Trump said during an address at Arlington National Cemetery near Washington.
When this conflict is over, and it will be soon, the entire world will be a much safer and better place, more peaceful place, and a place without the kind of danger that we had to suffer. According to the most recent Pentagon numbers, the conflict, which began on February 28 with US and Israeli strikes on Iran, has killed 23 US service members and injured hundreds more.
Trump stated in his remarks that the battle was started not by Washington, but by Tehran, which “has been waging war on America since 1979.” He emphasised that US forces were trying to block Iran’s ability to produce a nuclear weapon.
Trump, 80, attended a wreath-laying ceremony at the cemetery’s Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, a revered symbol of America’s fallen service personnel. During his speech to troops, veterans, and top officials in his administration, Trump mentioned Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, who was there, saying he had “done a fantastic job.
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