White House clarifies Trump's Iran remarks were misinterpreted

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The White House stated on Tuesday that Donald Trump's recent comments on Iran were taken out of context. Trump had used the phrase 'take out' during a discussion about Israel's conflict with Iran. Officials clarified he was referring to Israel's defensive capabilities, not a specific U.S. action. This statement aimed to correct media reports that suggested Trump was advocating for a U.S. military strike.

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