Trump Contradicts Claims on Iran Military in Fox Interview
Trump says US left Iran's military alone, contradicting past claims of destruction, as ceasefire talks continue.
Trump says US left Iran's military alone, contradicting past claims of destruction, as ceasefire talks continue.
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