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Trump downplays conflict with Iran and questions whether the term "war" is applicable

Jornal de Negócios4 September 2026 at 23:04

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, sought to downplay the impact of the military offensive launched against Iran in conjunction with Israel, minimizing the consequences of the joint attack against the Islamic Republic. In an effort to reduce international tension, Trump questioned whether the term "war" is really applicable to the situation, suggesting that the terminology used may not be the most appropriate to describe the conflict. The military offensive was carried out collaboratively between American and Israeli forces against targets on Iranian territory, in an escalation that generated great concern worldwide. This posture of downplaying comes at a time when the international community is closely following developments in the situation and evaluating the potential diplomatic and security repercussions resulting from this joint military action.

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