Trump Honors Six Soldiers Killed in Iran Conflict

On Saturday, Donald Trump, the former President of the United States, attended a solemn ceremony at Dover Air Force Base for the return of the bodies of six American soldiers killed in a drone strike during escalating conflict with Iran. The soldiers were killed last Sunday when a drone strike hit the U.S.

Command Center in Kuwait. The attack occurred amid a larger military campaign launched by the United States and Israel against Iran, which has heightened tensions across the Middle East.

Trump, wearing a white USA baseball cap, was accompanied by several members of his cabinet and stood to salute the flag-draped transfer cases carried by military transport aircraft. Meanwhile, Iran's military has called on neighboring Azerbaijan to expel what it describes as "Zionist" forces from its territory to prevent further instability in the region.

Azerbaijan has accused Tehran of plotting attacks on its territory, including foiling several Iranian plans targeting major oil pipelines and Jewish community sites.