Trump: No Need for Anyone's Help, Already Destroyed Iran's Military Power
Svmuu News According to U.S. President Trump, the United States has learned from most of its NATO "allies" that they do not wish to participate in military action against Iran. However, I am not surprised by their behavior, as I have always believed NATO is a one-way street—we protect these countries, but they do nothing for us, especially when needed. Fortunately, we have already destroyed Iran's military power—their navy is gone, their air force is gone, their air defense and radar systems are gone, and perhaps most importantly, their leaders at all levels are gone, never again able to threaten us, our Middle Eastern allies, or the world! Given such a significant military victory, we no longer "need" or desire assistance from NATO countries—we never did! The same goes for Japan, Australia, or South Korea. In fact, as the President of the United States (the most powerful country in the world, unparalleled anywhere), we simply do not need anyone's help! (Jin10)
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