Trump: Iran’s Radar and Anti-Aircraft Defenses Are “All Gone”

President Trump told the crowd in Chillicothe, Ohio, that 268 Iranian airplanes sit in pieces on their runways, Iran’s radar and anti-aircraft systems are gone, its missiles are much reduced, and its drone factories are having a hard time because they can’t get electricity anymore. (Video: RSBN)

Context

Trump made the claim at his Chillicothe, Ohio rally as the conflict with Iran continues. His administration says American and allied strikes have badly weakened Iran’s military, including its air defenses, missile stockpiles and drone production. The figures Trump gave the crowd, including 268 Iranian aircraft destroyed, are his administration’s account and have not been independently verified. The war has become an issue in the midterms. Democrats, including Barack Obama campaigning in Georgia this week, call it an unnecessary war that is pushing up prices, while Trump argues that showing strength abroad protects the country at home.

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