In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump put together several sentences in his own unique style, and although he did not say anything new, he tried to use new sentences. Short sentences that are contradicted by another sentence as soon as they end.

He once again said that the United States has completely destroyed Iran's military power; a claim that has been repeated since the early days of the war, and every time the American media and circles ridicule it in some way; today, the New York Times wrote in a detailed report: "Contrary to Trump's claim, Iran is not toothless."

Furthermore, the US President, who has voiced numerous goals for invading Iranian territory since the beginning of the war, this time stated that seizing Iranian oil was the goal of the war.

He said bluntly—and this time with sincerity—"To be honest, my favorite thing to do is to take Iranian oil, but some stupid people in America say, 'Why are you doing this?' But they are stupid people."