$GT Gate News Report: On March 25, according to CCTV News, US President Trump made a statement at the White House regarding the US-Iran conflict, claiming that the US has "achieved victory" in its operations against Iran, and Iran has been "completely defeated." Trump stated that the current situation is not a "conflict of equal strength," but rather that Iran has been "thoroughly weakened militarily." He pointed out that Iran "has no navy, no air force, and lacks effective defense capabilities," and the US maintains absolute superiority in relevant operations, criticizing some media outlets for describing the situation as a "stalemate" as "inconsistent with facts." Trump also stated that the US possesses the capability to further strike Iran's critical infrastructure, but emphasized hopes of ending the conflict through negotiations to avoid further losses, saying "this conflict can end," without making definitive judgments on the final agreement outcome. On the nuclear issue, Trump reiterated that Iran "will not possess nuclear weapons," stating that previous US military operations have "destroyed its nuclear capability," and claiming that if the US had not withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal, Iran might have "already obtained nuclear weapons." He also mentioned that Iran had fired missiles at the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, and other locations in the early stages of the conflict, with such actions being "unexpected to the outside world." Trump concluded by expressing hope to end the current "military operations" through diplomatic means, with the goal of "saving millions of lives."
$GT Gate News Report: On March 25, according to CCTV News, US President Trump made a statement at the White House regarding the US-Iran conflict, claiming that the US has "achieved victory" in its operations against Iran, and Iran has been "completely defeated." Trump stated that the current situation is not a "conflict of equal strength," but rather that Iran has been "thoroughly weakened militarily." He pointed out that Iran "has no navy, no air force, and lacks effective defense capabilities," and the US maintains absolute superiority in relevant operations, criticizing some media outlets for describing the situation as a "stalemate" as "inconsistent with facts." Trump also stated that the US possesses the capability to further strike Iran's critical infrastructure, but emphasized hopes of ending the conflict through negotiations to avoid further losses, saying "this conflict can end," without making definitive judgments on the final agreement outcome. On the nuclear issue, Trump reiterated that Iran "will not possess nuclear weapons," stating that previous US military operations have "destroyed its nuclear capability," and claiming that if the US had not withdrawn from the Iran nuclear deal, Iran might have "already obtained nuclear weapons." He also mentioned that Iran had fired missiles at the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, and other locations in the early stages of the conflict, with such actions being "unexpected to the outside world." Trump concluded by expressing hope to end the current "military operations" through diplomatic means, with the goal of "saving millions of lives."