Trump on dead Iranian officials after Israel’s strike: “They have not died from the flu.”

President Donald Trump joked on Friday morning about the fate of Iranian officials after the recent Israeli airstrikes, Dana Bash CNN reports.

After months of negotiations between the US and Iran, Israel attacks on Iran’s nuclear and missile infrastructure at least 20 senior Iranian commanders and struck the Tehran government. Two of the most famous officials As a result of the strike was General Hossein Salami, leader of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard (Irgc) and General Mohammad Bagger, Chief of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces.

On Friday, Bash told about her phone call with Trump where she asked him about him about Secretary of State Mark Rubio The initial statement of Israel’s strikeWhich definitely did not say that the US supported them.

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US President Donald Trump used his trademark outside the cuff as he turned to Israel’s strike in Iran. (Win McNamee/Getty Images)

“Of course, we support Israel, obviously, and supported it as no one ever supported it,” Trump said, Bash reports. “It was a very successful attack. Iran had to listen to me when I said – you know I gave them, I don’t know if you know, but I gave them a 60 -day warning. And today is 61.”

“They should now Come to the table to make a deal Before it’s too late. They will be too late for them. You know, the people I was dealing with are dead, “he added, though he would not give specific names, just that” tough lines “were dead.

“Is it as a result of the attack last night?” Bash asked him.

“Yes.

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President Trump joked about Israeli Airborne Board in Iran. (CNN)

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Trump also told Fox News “Britta Bayer on Friday that” Iranians were Press 10 times worse What they thought they would be. “

“They were not ready to negotiate. I think they may be now. We’ll see,” Trump said about the future of Iran’s nuclear program. Senior US officials reported Fox News that a long list of nuclear scientists and military leaders was aimed at unexpected Israeli airline tickets on Friday.

Officials added that 90% of the best nuclear scientists of Iran, as well as other senior military officers and other Iranian leaders, may have been aimed at strike.

Greg Norman Fox News and Michael Dorgan contributed to this report.