Trump: Historians will see Iran strike as right

President Donald Trump emphasized that the United States' decision to strike Iran was necessary to prevent it from acquiring nuclear weapons. He claimed that Iran was just two weeks away from obtaining them and that American intervention, including targeting Iran's nuclear capabilities, prevented this from happening. Trump pointed out that allowing Iran to develop nuclear weapons would have led to the destruction of Israel and the Middle East, and that Iran would have used such weapons against cities within the United States if it had obtained them. He also affirmed that the United States does not permit Iran to possess nuclear weapons, expressing his belief that he achieved victory on this issue and stating that America now controls the Strait of Hormuz. He commented that taking this action was essential despite short-term damages, assuring that historians in the future will understand that the decision was correct, and noted that Iran has become even more radical now.

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