‘Small potatoes’: US President Trump downplays war on Iran
Summary
President Donald Trump described the ongoing military conflict with Iran as “small potatoes” and not a full war. The conflict, which has lasted over six months, has caused the deaths of 18 US troops and increased global fuel prices.Key Facts
- The US and Israel have been involved in a conflict with Iran for over six months.
- President Trump called the conflict a “military conflict” and said there is currently no active fighting.
- The conflict has resulted in 18 US military deaths.
- Vice President JD Vance also said the conflict is not a war and major fighting lasted only six weeks.
- The US controls the strategic Hormuz Strait, a key oil shipping route.
- Congress has passed a resolution asking President Trump to stop the military action or get congressional approval to continue.
- Public opinion in the US largely opposes the military strikes against Iran.
- President Trump plans to continue economic pressure on Iran, including new financial sanctions.
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