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Trump says he does not regret the war with Iran

Jornal de Negócios11 September 2026 at 08:14

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, said in an interview with Fox News that he does not regret the war with Iran. During the interview, Trump guaranteed that, if he had to make all the decisions again, he would act exactly the same way he acted previously.

The statement comes in the context of prolonged tensions between the United States and Iran, which marked a significant part of Trump's term. The President's position reflects his usual posture of defending his political and military decisions.

Fox News, a television station known for its conservative alignment, was the channel chosen for this interview, allowing Trump to reach his base audience directly with the message that he would not change his strategy regarding Iran.

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