Trump confirms 18 US troops killed in Iran, complains about Nobel Prize

US President Donald Trump has confirmed that 18 American soldiers have been killed in the ongoing conflict with Iran, according to reports on Friday, September 5. In the same remarks, he also reportedly complained about not receiving a Nobel Peace Prize.

In a new statement on Friday, September 5, US President Donald Trump has reportedly revealed the number of American soldiers killed in the ongoing conflict with Iran.

US President Donald Trump on Friday, September 5, appeared to downplay the escalating tensions with Iran, referring to the conflict as “small potatoes.”

This remark comes shortly after he issued a specific threat on the same day to target a sensitive Iranian site near its Natanz uranium enrichment facility.

US President Donald Trump on Friday issued a new threat against Iran, stating that the US could "very soon" target a site he identified as "Koh-e-Kalang Gazla".

According to reports, the location is a mountain near Iran's Natanz uranium enrichment facility and contains two highly protected tunnel complexes.

In the same announcement, President Trump also said that he would be sending Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Russia and Ukraine to present a proposal aimed at ending the war there.

A news report by 24 News HD is titled, "Iran US War: Trump Claims Victory Over Iran."

US President Donald Trump has defended the decision to attack Iran, stating that it was the “right” one, according to reports on September 4.

US President Donald Trump has indicated plans to accelerate the conflict with Iran, according to reports on September 4. This follows his earlier statements where he claimed the US had 'already won' the war and defended the decision to attack.

In further statements on September 4, US President Donald Trump defended the attacks on Iran and warned of the potential for more destruction, according to media reports.

US President Donald Trump has claimed that the United States has "already won" the war with Iran and that he made the "right decision" to attack the country. The statement was made during an interview reported on September 4, 2026.

In the same interview, Trump also strongly denied reports that US military weapon stockpiles were dwindling, calling such claims "treason." He asserted on his social media platform that the US has an "almost unlimited" amount of ammunition and is accelerating weapons production.

This follows earlier, less specific reports about a "shocking" statement from the president regarding Iran.