Trump Claims U.S. Has Already Won War Against Iran, Criticizes NATO Allies

Washington: Donald Trump has claimed that the United States has effectively already won its conflict against Iran and that the war will come to an end soon.

Speaking about the ongoing tensions, Trump said the conflict may not conclude within this week but will not last much longer. He asserted that U.S. actions have made the world safer, arguing that failure to act could have allowed Iran to acquire nuclear weapons, potentially increasing the risk of a global war.

Trump further claimed that U.S. forces used B-2 bomber aircraft to target and destroy Iran’s nuclear facilities. According to him, Iran’s military capability has been significantly reduced, leaving it with only limited missiles and a few drones.

He also alleged that Iran’s leadership has been effectively dismantled, adding that it remains unclear whether Mojtaba Khamenei is alive.

The former president criticized several allied nations, including members of NATO, for what he described as a lack of support during the conflict. However, he noted that some countries are stepping forward to help secure the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump also referenced discussions with the British Prime Minister, stating that initial hesitation was followed by an offer of support. He added that the United States no longer requires aircraft carriers from NATO allies.

Additionally, he called on countries such as South Korea, Japan, and China to extend their support to the United States.