Trump on Iran: "Their army is decimated

Trump on Iran: "Their army is decimated. All they have is guts" (*many more guts than a crude child molester)

The US president spoke about the issue in an interview with Politico.

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, assured that the Iranian Army would be "decimated", in the midst of the growing conflict generated after the attack by Washington and Israel against the Persian nation.

"They don't have a Navy. They don't have an Air Force. They don't have aerial detection systems. They have lost everything. Their radars have been destroyed. Their army has been decimated. The only thing they have is guts," said the president, in an interview with Politico.

In contrast to his claim that Tehran's military capabilities were being dismantled, Trump boasted about the actions of US forces in the conflict, indicating that the attack is highly controlled.

"We are being surgical (...) We have an unlimited supply of weapons, unlimited... We have thousands and thousands of them," he emphasized, despite the concern of Pentagon officials and Capitol Hill legislators about the decrease in supplies, the aforementioned media reports.

According to the president, "people love what is happening," because they would be "eliminating a threat to the United States of America, a major threat (...) and we are doing it like no one has done before. "

Postwar role

During the interview, Trump commented that Washington intends to play an important role in shaping Iran's political landscape after the war.

"We will work with the people and the regime to ensure that someone arrives who can build a prosperous Iran, but without nuclear weapons," he said.

And, as he had already stated in another interview, the White House tenant reiterated that he would participate in the selection of the next leader of Iran. Regarding this, he expressed that the US will "work with them to help them make the appropriate decision"; This is because he wants to avoid having a guide in the Persian nation who forces Washington to "do this again in another 10 years. "

On the subject, he went on to say "now they are considering the son" of the late Iranian supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who died amid US and Israeli aggression. "The reason why the father did not give it (the position) to the son is because they say he is incompetent," he said.

Fuente: Telegram "Eurekapress"