Trump Claims Iran Retains 21-22% of Missile Stockpile
In an NBC interview, U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Iran has about 21-22% of its missile stockpile left, a figure he suggested is higher than the previously stated 18%.
This assertion came after Iran launched a dozen missiles towards neighboring regions, despite a ceasefire. Trump emphasized that Iran's military capabilities have not been completely destroyed.
The Iranian military's actions included firing missiles towards the Gulf of Oman, which the U.S. military promptly denied, stating that two days earlier, Kuwait had intercepted 30 ballistic missiles that were part of Iranian aggression. Trump's comments reflect ongoing tensions and military posturing in the region, highlighting the complexities of U.S.-Iran relations and the implications for regional security.
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