特朗普称美伊冲突为“小场面”并否认是战争

The vice president said yesterday that he would not describe the conflict with Iran as a war. But the U.S. resumed strikes for the first time in recent weeks. Can you explain to the American people this is not a war? What exactly is it? Well, I tell you what, a lot of people don't call it a war. I call it a military conflict because it's it's small potatoes for us. It's not a big thing. We did Venezuela and we did this in Venezuela.

We lost nobody in this. We lost 18 people. Uh, and, uh, in Vietnam, you lost 100,000 people. And in other conflicts, you lost tens of thousands of people. Uh, I would say that it's intermittent. You know, we do intermittent strikes. So I had I heard what he said, and it was interesting because I think that there's a lot of truth that we're not fighting right now. There's no fighting. We're taking out a lot of oil. We control the harmless street, and we control it very strongly.

Uh, we did a hit on certain areas around the harmless show. We took out their radar, as you know. You know that very well. We took out some aircraft. We took out some other things that protect for them. Use to protect that harmless strike when they had it under very tight control. But now we control it and we're taking it out. Last night we took a lot of boats. A lot of ships came through and they come through every day.

So I can understand what he's saying. It's a military conflict, but it's it's very intimate. And I could see somebody not calling in.