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Ex-CIA Analyst: Trump's Claim About Obliterated Iranian Air Defenses Was Premature
Ex-CIA Analyst: Trump's Claim About Obliterated Iranian Air Defenses Was Premature
Authored by former CIA officer Larry Johnson
During his Wednesday night speech, Donald Trump made the following claim about Iran’s air defenses: "They have no anti-aircraft equipment, their radar’s 100% annihilated, we are unstoppable as a military force."
The White House followed this Friday, with a statement from a spokesperson, Anna Kelley, who further emphasized, "Here are the facts: Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks are down 90 percent, their navy is wiped out, two-thirds of their production facilities are damaged...
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