Trump calls Iran war ‘small potatoes’, compares US deaths with Vietnam war
Summary
President Donald Trump described the war with Iran as "small potatoes," noting that 18 Americans died compared to 100,000 in the Vietnam War. He called the US strikes "intermittent" and threatened to attack Pickaxe Mountain, which reportedly contains tunnels holding Iran's enriched uranium.Key Facts
- President Trump referred to the Iran war as "small potatoes."
- He stated that 18 Americans had died in the conflict with Iran.
- He compared these deaths to 100,000 American deaths in the Vietnam War.
- Trump described US military strikes against Iran as "intermittent."
- He threatened to attack Pickaxe Mountain in Iran.
- Pickaxe Mountain is believed to have tunnels storing Iran’s enriched uranium.
- Enriched uranium is material that can be used to make nuclear power or weapons.
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