Trump's Iran War Claims Disputed

0:00It's April 24, I'm Cory with the story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news today, your AI-powered entertainment report. President Trump got heated with reporters asking about the Iran war's length and any nuclear options. He dismissed the nuclear talk outright, saying the U.S. has already wrecked most of Iran's military set of using regular weapons, hitting 78. Percent of key targets without needing anything extreme. Trump pushed back, though, noting Iran's facilities took damage, but aren't fully destroyed, and they still have people and skills to rebuild over time. Trump also claimed Iran agreed to hand over its enriched uranium stockpile to the U.S., but Iranian leaders flat out denied that, insisting they'll keep it and won't limit enrichment. Folks online and critics lit up social media, slamming his short fuse and pointing out the messy parallels to past wars like Vietnam, which dragged on. For 19 years while he dodged service, they worry about global fallout from shortages in energy and other goods tied to the conflict.

1:02Trump compared his quick four-week takedown to Vietnam's slog, but intelligence shows Iran's military still has real strength and the regime holds. Firm, despite the hits, he's in no hurry to wrap this up, holding out for a massive deal that locks in peace from nuclear threats long-term, keeping the pressure on for what? He calls the right outcome.