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Donald Trump comments on his past policies regarding Iran and the country's nuclear program.
If Iran had not been subjected to American strikes and obtained nuclear weapons, it would have attacked Los Angeles and San Diego. This was stated by US President Donald Trump, Clash Report reports.
Trump noted that he had to go to war with Iran because otherwise Tehran would allegedly have nuclear weapons. According to the American leader, if Iran became the owner of such weapons, the public would understand what problem he constantly talks about.
“Imagine what would happen if they did something to Los Angeles or San Diego with nuclear warheads. It would be terrible. Do you want to see the problem? Let them hit Los Angeles, let them hit San Diego or any other major city. This is called a problem,” the head of state noted.

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