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President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that soldiers killed in the Iran war had repeated his administration’s position that the country must not have a nuclear weapon before their passing.
Trump attended a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware honoring soldiers killed in the Iran war.
Before boarding Air Force One to attend the transfer, he told reporters that the they were honoring “great heroes” and claimed “all of them” said the U.S. could not let Iran build a nuclear weapon.
“We’re going to Dover, some of you are going with us, to honor our heroes.
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