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Trump Again Warns Iran Could Strike Los Angeles, San Diego
Donald Trump spoke at a rally in San Antonio on Wednesday.
He again said Iran could potentially attack Los Angeles or San Diego.
Trump said the United States must prevent Iran from getting a nuclear weapon.
He described an attack on American cities as something his administration was trying to stop.
His remarks have prompted political backlash in California before.
Donald Trump raised the possibility of Iran attacking Los Angeles or San Diego.
He spoke at a rally in San Antonio on Wednesday.
Trump said the United States could not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon.
He described an attack on American cities as a consequence his administration was trying to prevent.
The claim has previously triggered a political backlash in California.
- Who
- Donald Trump discussed the possibility of an Iranian attack.
- What
- Trump again said Iran could potentially attack Los Angeles or San Diego.
- Where
- At a rally in San Antonio, Texas; the cities mentioned were Los Angeles and San Diego.
- When
- Wednesday; the article does not provide a date.
- Why
- Trump said the United States could not allow Iran to acquire a nuclear weapon and described preventing an attack as a goal of his administration.
Key facts
- Speaker
- Donald Trump
- Event
- Rally
- Day
- Wednesday
- Rally location
- San Antonio
- Cities mentioned
- Los Angeles and San Diego
- Stated concern
- Iran acquiring a nuclear weapon
- Reported reaction
- The claim has previously triggered political backlash in California.
Sources
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