Trump's remarks that the war was "almost over" and "just beginning" sparked controversy

Trump answered questions at today's press conference:

Reporter asked Trump: You said the war "was almost over," but the war minister said "the war has just begun." Which one is correct?

Trump replied that both statements are correct — it is the beginning of building a new country, but Iran no longer has a navy, air force, air defense equipment, radar, communication systems, and its leadership is completely gone.

Comment: Trump's absurd statement that "both sides are right" is a self-contradictory, reckless political performance. On one hand, he says the war is almost over, and on the other hand, he says the war has just begun. Fundamentally, this war initiated by the United States has no clear objective. Contradictory expressions and unrealistic hype essentially serve to manipulate public opinion, comfort the domestic audience, suppress oil prices, and turn a war that caused massive civilian casualties into his own personal show.

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