"Look, again, as the president said yesterday, he will accept the conclusion of this investigation by the Department of War. I know there's been a lot of speculation in the media about who may be responsible for this. We're not going to get ahead of the Department of War, and the conclusion of that investigation."
"The president has a right to share his opinions with the American public, but he has said he'll accept the conclusion of that investigation, and frankly, we're not going to be harassed by The New York Times, who's been putting out a lot of articles on this, making claims that have just not been verified by the Department of War."
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt responded to questions about a missile strike that destroyed a girls' school in Iran, accusing The New York Times of harassment through speculative reporting. While multiple media outlets have suggested U.S. responsibility for the incident, Trump administration officials have avoided confirming this. Leavitt stated the administration will not rush conclusions and will accept the Department of War's investigation findings. She defended President Trump's right to share opinions while emphasizing the administration will not be pressured by media outlets to prematurely conclude the investigation.
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