Donald Trump reiterates that Iran's military force no longer exists

Now3 September 2026 at 12:45

Donald Trump reiterated that Iran's military force no longer exists during a public statement. The President of the United States of America stated that Iranian leaders "are no longer among us," apparently referring to the elimination of figures from the Iranian regime.

Trump completed his statement adding that all of the technology, as well as the weapons from Tehran, "have disappeared." These statements were made in the context of tensions between the United States and Iran.

The American President's rhetoric comes at a time of great tension between the two countries, following the mutual attacks that have been occurring. Trump's statements suggest a positive assessment of Iran's military situation from the United States' point of view.

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