Retired General CNN tells that he is “admired” by Trump and the United States’ strikes against Iran

Retired Dean, US Army. Gen. Mark Kimmet Anderson Cooper told CNN on Saturday that he admired the American strikes Against Iranian nuclear sites, President Donald Trump praised the use of “deception and deception”.

“I am fascinated, frankly, I admire,” he said. “I couldn’t really understand what A two -week pause I mean, or what was, what remains to negotiate, what did we expect the Iranians to offer? In many ways, it was very similar to the Trump deal. I mean, he is trying to conclude a deal to buy an apartment, but suddenly the apartment was destroyed, so where is the negotiator? So I think that the use of deception and deception in this case, first of all, was successful. But secondly, he saved the potential loss of American life. “

Trump announced on Saturday that the United States had hit three Iranian nuclear sites. The president said that the Iranian nuclear enrichment facilities were “fully reassured” during a brief speech from the White House.

Cooper Kimmet also asked about the effects and what American forces should worry in the area.

The wrong guidance and “deception” are likely to be the key to Iran’s surprise in Trump.

“They must be very worried,” Kimmet said. “Look, the Iranians are hot, but they did not come out. The truth remains the agent networks, although they are decreasing, still are fatal. You look at the large number of Iranian -backed militias in Iraq alone, they can put a large battle and put an important amount From American interestsAmerican forces, American infrastructure is at risk.

Kimmet served as Assistant Secretary of State for Political and Military Affairs during the era of former President George W. Bush.

Trump addressed the nation in the wake of the US military’s strikes on the trio of Iranian nuclear facilities.

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“A short time ago, the US military carried out huge strokes on the three major nuclear facilities in the Iranian regime: Ford, Natanz and Estvan,” he said. “Everyone heard these names for years because they built this terrible devastating institution. Our goal was to destroy the ability of Iranian nuclear enrichment, and stopped the nuclear threat posed by the first terrorist sponsor in the world. Tonight, I can inform the world that strikes were amazing military success.”

He said that Iran was now supported in a corner and “must now make peace.”

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The president also threatened much larger attacks against Iran if the country did not come to the table.

Fox News Emma Colon contributed to this report.