US President Donald Trump has compared recent US blows to Iranian nuclear facilities with historical bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, saying that the operation had put an immediate end to the Iran -Israel conflict. Speaking from the NATO Summit in The Hague, he described the attacks as “overwhelming” and stressed that, without them, the conflict would continue.
Trump insists that the blows he ordered against Iranian nuclear facilities caused a “total extermination”, despite the fact that the initial secret report by the Pentagon found that the attack delayed Tehran’s nuclear program only a few months. Attacked in the media – including CNN and the New York Times, which reported, leaks from the US Pentagon Intelligence Service (DIA) – Trump argued that the blows delayed Iran’s nuclear ambitions for decades. However, he acknowledged that information information information is “unclear” and preliminary.
Trump did not hesitate to compare blows against Iran by throwing nuclear bombs in Japan, saying that both were used to end wars. “I don’t want to use Hiroshima’s example. I do not want to use Nagasaki’s example, but it was essentially the same thing that ended that war, “the US president told reporters at the NATO Summit.
These statements were made in the context of his attempt to emphasize the importance of the attacks, which he said, delayed the Iranian nuclear program for decades.