Trump Challenges Gabbard's Stance on Iran's Nuclear Threat
President Trump disputed intelligence findings relayed by Director Tulsi Gabbard about Iran's nuclear capabilities. Gabbard initially stated that Iran wasn't building nuclear weapons, but later suggested that the country could produce one within months. Trump refuted Gabbard's initial claims, increasing tensions over intelligence assessments.
In a striking development, President Donald Trump has openly contested remarks made by his Director of National Intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard, regarding Iran's nuclear program. Gabbard originally testified that Iran was not in the process of developing a nuclear weapon, a claim which Trump dismissed as incorrect.
Despite Gabbard's latest statements suggesting Iran might soon be capable of assembling a nuclear weapon, Trump firmly maintained his stance when addressing media at a New Jersey airport. Gabbard's revised comments on social media came amid heightened tensions and accusations of media misrepresentation.
The dispute underscores a rift between Trump and U.S. intelligence agencies, reminiscent of past clashes during Trump's presidency. The controversy unfolds as global eyes watch the Iran-Israel conflict and ongoing concerns over Tehran's nuclear objectives.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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