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Trump considers war against the Islamic Republic a "small thing" for the USA

dnoticias.pt4 September 2026 at 23:02

US President Donald Trump considered that the war against Iran is a "small thing" for the United States, in statements to journalists at the White House. The US leader sought to downplay the impact of the military offensive launched together with Israel on February 28 against the Islamic Republic.

The war against Iran has been ongoing for more than six months, causing casualties among US armed forces. Despite this, Trump questioned whether the term war is really applicable to the situation.

Trump made these statements at a time when the military offensive against the Islamic Republic continues to be active, with the President trying to minimize the impact of the operations on US public opinion.

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