Trump denies reports about Iranian attack on US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln
US President Donald Trump said that Iran didn’t attack the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln, and that the photos circulating in this regard aren’t true.
Trump responded to reporters’ questions regarding developments in the Middle East on the plane as he returned from a weekend in Florida to Washington, DC, on Sunday.
“That ship wasn’t attacked, and it was not burned in any way,” Trump said, denying that the photos circulating was correct.
On Saturday, Iranian General Staff spokesman Abolfazl Shekarji said the US aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln had left the range of US operations after being neutralized.
Shekarji said that this US aircraft carrier began its way back to the United States, without giving details about the nature of Iran’s neutralization.
The US president said that the videos that showed the pro-regime rally a few days ago were produced using AI!
He said that the date of ending the war was up to the US side, and said that Iran wishes to reach an agreement, but he hasn’t yet decided on whether to conclude it.
Trump called on other countries to intervene in the war against Iran “as it draws to a close and the enemy’s military power is greatly weakened”.
Asked if the United States was responsible for the attack on an elementary school in Iran, he said: “I don’t know, the investigation is ongoing”.
