Trump allowed the destruction of Los Angeles and San Diego in the conflict with Iran
Quick Look
US President Donald Trump said at a rally in Nebraska that Los Angeles and San Diego could be destroyed in a possible conflict with Iran, calling it a “very small price” and expressing confidence that the confrontation will end soon.
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Why It Matters
Trump previously named possible dates for ending the conflict with Iran and admitted that it could happen before the congressional elections.
United States President Donald Trump allowed the destruction of two American cities during the US conflict with Iran. His words are quoted by the TASS agency.
Speaking to supporters in Nebraska, the American leader said he expected a “grand victory” over the Islamic Republic. “It will validate everything we did,” Trump said, admitting that Iran could destroy Los Angeles and San Diego during the conflict.
“This is a very small price to pay, and this will all end very soon,” the president said. He added that, in his assessment, the confrontation was “almost over.”
Earlier, Trump named possible dates for ending the conflict with Iran and admitted that this would happen before the congressional elections.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The conflict between the US and Iran may end before the congressional elections
Possible · Within months
Open Questions
- At what stage is the conflict between the US and Iran at the time of the statement?
- What specific actions by Iran could lead to the destruction of cities?
- Is there any confirmation from Iranian officials about such plans?
