Security Developments: Trump on Iran's capabilities and American precautionary measures in China

[61200] Security Developments: Trump on Iran's capabilities and American precautionary measures in China

Donald Trump dismisses reports on Iranian missile capabilities, while it is reported that the American delegation in China is taking strict precautions against espionage.

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Trump's remarks regarding Iran

In a report published on 301 News Arab World, Donald Trump claimed that reports about missile capabilities remaining in Iran's possession are "fake news from the New York Times." According to Trump's words on 301 News, about 80% of the Islamic Republic's missile launchers have been destroyed, and its production capacity has been damaged by 80%-85%. In response to a question about intelligence reports contradicting his words, Trump clarified: "There are no intelligence reports." This channel is generally identified with critical stances toward Iran and Hamas.

Precautionary measures in China

At the same time, the 360 News | All the News channel reports on exceptional measures taken by the American delegation during a visit to China. According to the report, members of the delegation left their personal computers and phones at home and are using sterile, disposable phones provided by American intelligence. This step is intended to prevent concerns of sophisticated Chinese espionage against the delegation members.