At a NATO summit, President Trump accused CNN and other media of undermining U.S. military achievements following reports questioning the impact of his strikes on Iran's nuclear facilities. While Trump claimed the operations decisively hindered Iran's nuclear progress, CNN and The New York Times reported intelligence assessments suggesting a limited setback. In response, CNN anchors Pamela Brown and Wolf Blitzer firmly rebuffed Trump's assertions, insisting their reports did not demean the military but rather presented an accurate reflection of the intelligence community's view. This public confrontation highlights ongoing tensions between the media and the Trump administration over military reporting.
I just want to thank our pilots. You know, they were maligned and treated very bad, demeaned by fake news CNN, which is back there, believe it or not, wasting time, wasting, nobody's watching them.
What was very blatantly manipulative from President Trump... that our reporting and other reporting about the preliminary U.S. intel assessment, that is some way disparaging members of the military involved in this mission.
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