Question on school attack to Trump: He has changed his tune!

U.S. President Donald Trump made assessments regarding the latest developments in Iran during a press conference he held in Miami.

At the meeting, a journalist asked Trump a question regarding a Tomahawk missile, reportedly belonging to the U.S. military, striking a school in Iran.

"WHY ARE YOU THE ONLY PERSON SAYING THIS?"

The journalist reminded Trump of his previous statement and asked the following question:

"You claimed that Iran somehow possessed Tomahawk missiles and bombed its own elementary school on the first day of the war. You are the only person within the administration saying this. Even your Secretary of Defense did not say this when asked about the incident while on the plane with you. Why are you the only person saying this?"

"I DO NOT HAVE ENOUGH INFORMATION ON THIS"

Trump gave the following response to the question posed:

"I do not have enough information on this."

Trump also stated that the investigation into the incident is ongoing and used the following expressions:

"This matter is currently under investigation. Tomahawk missiles are also used by others. The investigation is ongoing, and I will abide by whatever the result of the report turns out to be."

CLAIM THAT "MANY COUNTRIES HAVE TOMAHAWK MISSILES"

In his statement, Trump claimed that many countries in the region, including Iran, possess Tomahawk missiles.

Stating that the investigation into the attack in question is ongoing, Trump expressed that he would act according to the result of the investigation.

WHAT HAPPENED? 

Iranian state television announced on February 28 that the United States and Israel had carried out an attack on the Shajarat al-Tayyibah Girls' Elementary School in the city of Minab, located in Hormozgan province.

In a statement made by the Iranian Red Crescent, it was reported that at least 165 students and teachers lost their lives in the attack.