US

US Blaming Iran For Bombings In Gulf Of Oman

Getty Images/ Daily Caller

Caitlin McFall Video Journalist
Font Size:

The United States is blaming Iran for two attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman yesterday. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has denied these accusations and accused the U.S. of posing “a serious threat to stability in the Middle East.”

The Iranian president, however, has previously threatened to cut off the Gulf of Oman to the United States and its allies. (RELATED: Iran Stepping Back After Preparing To Attack Us Forces)

President Trump responded to Rouhani’s statement on “Fox and Friends” this morning, saying, “Iran did do it, and you know they did it because you saw the boat,” in reference to footage released by the Navy that reportedly shows Iranian servicemen removing an unexploded mine.

Trump implemented tariffs against Iran back in April and accused the country in March of having a “military-industrial complex,” saying, “Well, I’m the one that talks about these wars that are 19 years … you do have a military-industrial complex. They do like war. You know, in Syria, with the caliphate, so I wipe out 100% of the caliphate.”

Tune in to find out more about what is happening between the U.S. and Iran.

And check out more of Caitlin McFall’s reports and the new series, The Daily Caller Explains.

YouTube’s Sinister Pedophile Community Continues To Flourish

Fact Check: Did Every Senate Democrat Who Voted Against The Born Alive Bill Receive Donations From Planned Parenthood?

Is Cannabis The Cash Crop Of The Future?

Fact Check: Ilhan Omar Says It’s A ‘Myth’ That Transgender Women Have A ‘Competitive Advantage’ In Powerlifting

Cutting Through The Politics That Have Swallowed The Climate Change Debate

The Reality Of Sex Trafficking At The US-Mexico Border