Iran attacks US radar with drone blitz after Trump claim war 'effectively over'
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The article presents Trump as moving away from military action and says there would be "no need to restart bombardments". It leaves out that the Mirror itself reported US strikes on Iran resumed days earlier. A reader may believe only Iran has continued hostilities since the midterms.
How we know
- Daily Mirror wrote earlier“Donald Trump has claimed he is in "total control" after his administration resumed strikes on Iran”Donald Trump insists he has 'total control' after launching fresh missile strikes on Iran (opens in a new tab)
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Read the original article on mirror.co.uk (opens in a new tab)What we found (1)
The Mirror attributes the IRGC claim to have hit a US radar at the Al-Riffa base in Bahrain, and Bahrain's statement that the drones were stopped. The article leaves out that the Mirror itself reported on 7 November that US strikes on Iran had resumed, so a reader may believe only Iran has kept up hostilities since the midterms.
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What is missing
The article presents Trump as moving away from military action and says there would be "no need to restart bombardments". It leaves out that the Mirror itself reported US strikes on Iran resumed days earlier. A reader may believe only Iran has continued hostilities since the midterms.
How we know
- Daily Mirror wrote earlier“Donald Trump has claimed he is in "total control" after his administration resumed strikes on Iran”Donald Trump insists he has 'total control' after launching fresh missile strikes on Iran (opens in a new tab)
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