Donald Trump downplays US-Iran conflict as "minor," but hints at "possible imminent" strike on Iran's Ghasemabad nuclear facility.
On Friday, ET, US President Donald Trump stated that the conflict between the US and Iran was merely a "military skirmish" and a "minor issue" for the US, which should not be called a "war." However, he simultaneously signaled further military action, saying the US "could soon" strike Iran's Ghoulsan. Xinhua News Agency previously introduced Ghoulsan as being located near the Natanz nuclear facility in Iran's central Isfahan province, and it is considered one of Iran's most robust underground nuclear facilities. Donald Trump also mentioned that 18 US service members have died in this conflict, and the Associated Press reported that the cost of the conflict has exceeded $37.5 billion.
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