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Y antes de que empecemos,
está pasando con respecto a nuestra operación en el país de Irán.
in the country of Iran.
Las Fuerzas Armadas de Estados Unidos, junto con los maravillosos socios israelíes,
wonderful Israeli partners continues to
siguen demoliendo por completo al enemigo muy por delante del calendario.
Y en niveles que la gente en realidad nunca había visto antes.
Estamos destruyendo más
every single hour,
nadie pensó que fuera posible. En cuanto lanzan un misil, dentro de cuatro
As soon as they set off a missile within four minutes,
minutos el lanzador recibe un impacto. No saben qué está pasando.
They don't know what's happening.
Pero tenemos las mejores fuerzas armadas en cualquier parte del mundo. Su marina ha
desaparecido. Veinticuatro barcos en tres días. Son muchos barcos.
desaparecido. Veinticuatro barcos en tres días. Son muchos barcos.
Sus armas antiaéreas han desaparecido. Así que no tienen fuerza aérea,
weapons are gone.
So they have no air force, they have no air defense.
All of their airplanes are gone.
Their communications are gone.
se han ido. Los misiles se han ido, los lanzadores se han ido,
aproximadamente un 60% y un 64% respectivamente. Aparte de eso, les está yendo
Other than that, they're doing quite well.
bastante bien. Dije:“¿ Qué queda?”. Pero son duros y quieren pelear.
But they're tough and they want to fight.
Y, eh, están llamando,
Dije:“ Están siendo un poco tardíos”. Y, eh, nosotros queremos pelear ahora
And, uh, we want to fight now more than they do.
más que ellos. Hemos tenido, eh, cuarenta y siete años,
pero cuarenta y siete años de horror con este grupo. Y, eh, sabes,
cuando ves a alguien caminando por la calle sin sus piernas, sin los brazos,
without their legs, without the arms, whose face is
cuyo rostro está tan gravemente afectado y herido, eh, en su mayoría vino, un 95%,
uh, it mostly came from, 95%, Soleimani
de Soleimani e Irán. Y, eh, nosotros… otros presidentes
And, uh, we... other presidents lived with it.
vivieron con eso. Yo no viví con eso.
Y así que nuestra gente está haciendo un gran trabajo. De nuevo, el mejor
ejército que nadie haya visto.
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Original transcript (English)
And before we begin, I think I will say a few words about what's going on with respect to our operation in the country of Iran. The United States military, together with the wonderful Israeli partners continues to
totally demolish the enemy far ahead of schedule. And at levels that people have never seen before actually. We're destroying more of Iran's missiles and drone capability every single hour, knocking them out like nobody thought was possible.
As soon as they set off a missile within four minutes, the launcher gets hit. They don't know what's happening. But we have the greatest military anywhere in the world. Their navy is gone.
24 ships in three days. That's a lot of ships. Their anti-aircraft weapons are gone. So they have no air force, they have no air defense. All of their airplanes are gone.
Their communications are gone. Missiles are gone, launchers are gone, about 60% and 64% respectively. Other than that, they're doing quite well. I said, "What's left?"
But they're tough and they want to fight. And, uh, they're calling, they're saying, "How do we make a deal?" I said, "You're being a little bit late." And, uh, we want to fight now more than they do. We've had, uh, 47 years, depending on the way you count it,
but 47 years of horror with this group. And, uh, you know, when you see somebody walking down the street without their legs, without the arms, whose face is so badly affected and hurt, uh, it mostly came from, 95%, Soleimani
and Iran. And, uh, we... other presidents lived with it. I didn't live with it. And so our people are doing a great job. Again, the greatest military anyone's seen.
