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Western media refute Trump’s claims Iran possesses Tomahawk missiles
LONDON: Western media outlets and defense analysts have pushed back against claims by US President Donald Trump that Iran possesses Tomahawk cruise missiles, after he raised the possibility while discussing a recent strike on an Iranian school that has drawn international scrutiny. Speaking to reporters on Monday, Trump suggested Iran may have used Tomahawks in the attack, calling the weapon “very generic” and implying that multiple countries, including Iran, could have access to the system. However, journalists and weapons experts swiftly disputed that assertion.
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arabnews.com
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theguardian.com
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commondreams.org
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Western media refute Trump’s claims Iran possesses Tomahawk missiles
LONDON: Western media outlets and defense analysts have pushed back against claims by US President Donald Trump that Iran possesses Tomahawk cruise missiles, after he raised the…