Iran: Trump admits going too far in targeting leaders

Author: Charly HessounPublished on: October 13, 2026Country: France
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Iran: Trump admits going too far in targeting leaders

Donald Trump admits that the military campaign against Iran may have gone too far, stating he no longer knows who to negotiate with in Tehran. He claims Iran's aviation is destroyed and its ships are at the bottom of the sea. Trump also states that no one wants to be Iran's president, despite the current president, Massoud Pezeshkian, being in office since July 2024. Tensions persist in the Gulf region with at least 19 ships attacked since early October, and Trump reiterates that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons.

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