Donald Trump evoked the conflict with Iran during his tribute speech to the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks. The former president of the United States used this war as an example of the fight he continues to wage against what he termed "terrorism."
In his speech, Trump stated he remains committed to the security of the country, specifically referring to the war the United States is fighting against Iran. This intervention comes in the context of the commemorative ceremonies for the anniversary of the terrorist attacks that marked American history more than two decades ago.
The reference to Iran as part of the fight against terrorism reflects the position Trump maintained during his term in office and that he continues to defend. This is not the first time the former president has associated Iran with terrorist threats, a narrative that has been recurring in his political rhetoric.




