Trump Claims Iran's Nuclear Sites Were Drug Factories
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- •Trump claims Iran's nuclear sites were also drug production facilities.
- •Experts dispute Trump's assertions, stating no credible evidence supports this claim.
- •The ongoing conflict with Iran remains unpopular among U.S. voters.
During a rally in Oklahoma, President Trump stated that the U.S. military operation against Iran's nuclear facilities also targeted 'drug factories.' This claim, made nearly eight months after the conflict began, has drawn skepticism from experts who argue there is no evidence of drug production at the Fordow facility. Trump's comments come amid escalating tensions, including a potential link between Iran and a recent Israeli plane hijacking attempt. The ongoing conflict, which began in February 2026, remains deeply unpopular among American voters, with many disapproving of Trump's handling of the situation. The U.S. continues to monitor Iranian activities, including recent reports of an oil tanker being struck off Oman, and has granted exemptions for Iranian flights related to pilgrimage and medical treatment.
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