Trump says 'we'll see' when it comes to next move in Iran war
President Donald Trump told "Fox & Friends" on Tuesday that "we'll see" when asked what the next move is for the United States during the war against Iran.
"I'm not looking to, you know, kill lots of people, but if we have to, we'll have to," Trump added. "But I'm not looking to do that. And we're very strong right now.
"Iran is the number one state sponsor of terror in the world. They are the meanest. They're very tough," Trump added. "I see why the Middle East was afraid of them. They're very tough, but they've been decapitated.
"Every ship is at the bottom of the sea. They had 288 airplanes. Every airplane is laying on small little pieces, tiny little pieces all over the runways of Iran," Trump continued. "They have no airplanes. They have no anti-aircraft. We took some out last night. It's just a minor attack. It wasn't war. They built an anti-aircraft facility. It took them about two months. We watched it get built, as soon as it was completed, we hit it last night very nicely."
- by Greg Diamond @ Fox News.