U.S. President Donald Trump formally swore in Markwayne Mullin as the new Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in a ceremony held in Washington, D.C. The event drew attention not only for the leadership change at DHS but also for Trump’s remarks on ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions.
During the ceremony, Trump addressed developments in the conflict with Iran, signaling that negotiations are in progress to end the hostilities. He suggested that these talks could lead to a ceasefire or a significant diplomatic breakthrough, highlighting the administration’s focus on resolving the conflict through both military and diplomatic channels.
In a video shared by DWS News, Trump described the current military situation in Iran, stating, “They have no air force, and they have no missile protection, and most of their missiles are gone. Most of their launches we’ve killed—we’ve killed about 82% of their launches. So even if they had a missile, they can’t launch it.”
Trump’s remarks on Iran come amid growing speculation about the potential for negotiations and the end of conflict. While the President highlighted the weakened state of Iran’s military, he also hinted at the possibility of a diplomatic resolution, reflecting a dual approach of pressure and engagement.
The ceremony in Washington concluded with Trump reiterating the U.S. commitment to national security and ongoing efforts to stabilize the region, while Mullin officially assumed his new role leading DHS….See More
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