Trump once again lashes out at "fake media," claiming report of five Saudi refueling planes being destroyed is pure fabrication
Svmuu News Trump stated on social media platforms that yet another fake news media outlet deliberately fabricated a misleading headline regarding the situation of five refueling planes shot down at an airport in Saudi Arabia, but this content is utterly useless. In reality, the base was hit several days ago, but those planes were not "shot down" or "destroyed." Four of them sustained almost no damage and have already regained flight capability. One was slightly more damaged but will soon return to service. Not a single one was destroyed or even close to being destroyed, as the fake news media claimed in their headline. The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal (especially these two outlets) and other inferior "newspapers" and media actually want us to lose this war. Their terrible reporting is completely opposite to the actual facts! They are truly sick and crazy people who simply do not understand the damage they are causing to the United States. Fortunately, as proven by our great and decisive election victory in 2024, the people of our country understand what is happening far better than those fake news media.
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