Trump Blasts ‘EVIL INTENTIONS’ Media, Shuts Down Iran Strike Rumors—Here’s What Really Happened
Former President Trump fires back at 'fake news' reports—calls out media's 'evil intentions' while denying Iran strike allegations.
No missiles, no war—just another day of political theater. Meanwhile, Wall Street bets on oil futures like it's a roulette wheel.
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Trump was quick to strike back against the validity of the analysis, reiterating his claim that the strikes resulted in “TOTAL OBLITERATION!” Now, he’s starting to go after the reporters responsible for publishing the leaked information.
Trump Says Iran Wasn’t Able to Move Enriched Uranium
“FAKE NEWS REPORTERS FROM CNN & THE NEW YORK TIMES SHOULD BE FIRED, IMMEDIATELY!!! BAD PEOPLE WITH EVIL INTENTIONS!!!” said TRUMP on Truth Social this morning. He also addressed rumors that Iran was able to move its stockpile of enriched uranium elsewhere before the attack, saying it would “take too long, too dangerous, and very heavy and hard to move!”
In addition, the attack may have taken Iran by surprise given that Trump had said he WOULD give the country two weeks to negotiate with Israel before striking ahead of the deadline.
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