Summary
President Donald Trump stated that Iran might have access to U.S.-made Tomahawk missiles when asked about a deadly strike on a girls’ school in Iran. He mentioned that these missiles are widely available and could be used by different countries. There is no public evidence showing Iran has such missiles, but President Trump said he'd accept the outcome of any official investigation.
Key Facts
- President Trump talked about Iran possibly having U.S.-made Tomahawk missiles.
- A strike on a girls’ school in Iran killed at least 165 people.
- The Tomahawk missile is made by U.S. defense company Raytheon.
- These missiles have been sold to countries like Japan and Australia.
- No public evidence shows Iran has Tomahawk missiles.
- Trump stated the missile might have come from Iran or another country.
- He is open to accepting the findings of an official investigation.
- Newsweek contacted the Pentagon for comment on the issue.
