President Donald Trump said this morning that 'they are cancer and we need to remove the tumor quickly,' in a follow-up to his earlier statement that 'they need to be uprooted from the root, like cancer.' The target of the remarks remains unspecified.
President Donald Trump continued his inflammatory rhetoric Wednesday morning, saying that unspecified targets are 'cancer' and that the 'tumor' must be removed quickly. The statement, made minutes after Trump said the same targets 'need to be uprooted from the root, like cancer' (as The Zioneer reported at 11:14 Jerusalem), extends the medical metaphor. The target of both remarks remains unidentified. Trump's earlier statement was reported by The Zioneer at 11:14. The former president has used similarly strong language toward Iran and other adversaries, but no specific context for this morning's comments has been provided. The Zioneer is monitoring for further details.
5 developments
- StrongTrump says Iran 'psychopaths, cancer,' ceasefire over
- DevelopingTrump says he does not want a deal with Iran, calls them 'sick people'
- StrongTrump calls Iranians 'scum,' says 'we hit them 20 times more than before tonight'
- StrongTrump warns US may be forced to 'militarily complete the job' against Iran
Source and signal
- Internal intake