Afghanistan, Oct. 20 -- U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States could leave its war with Iran immediately, while claiming that the country's top leadership had been largely eliminated and alleging that Iranian authorities killed at least 75,000 protesters.
Trump made the remarks on Monday, October 19, during a campaign rally in Park City, Kansas, where he defended the military campaign against Iran and discussed the country's crackdown on anti-government protesters. A transcript of the speech records him saying that Iran's first- and second-tier leaders had been killed and that half of its third-tier leadership was gone.
Trump said the United States could leave the conflict "right now" but did not announce a timetable or a plan...