Claim 1: “Tomahawks are used by many countries… very generic.”

Misleading.

— The Tomahawk cruise missile is a U.S.-designed weapon primarily operated by the U.S. Navy.

— Only a small number of close U.S. allies operate or are approved to buy them, such as the UK, Australia, Japan, and potentially the Netherlands.

— They are not widely distributed weapons and require U.S. approval for export.

Claim 2: “Iran also has some Tomahawks.”

No credible evidence.

— There is no public evidence that Iran possesses U.S. Tomahawk missiles.

— Iran operates its own domestically developed cruise missiles, not U.S. TLAM systems.

— Export controls and sanctions make such transfers extremely unlikely.

To all those who don't believe Iran would use nuclear weapon, you're stupid. You're a fool and I hate to be so harsh.

To our allies, if you can't join this fight, what fight are you going to join?

To Spain: you won't let us use your airbase—our airbases—in your country to stop a homicidal regime from getting nuclear weapons to terrorize the world.

I am encouraging Trump tonight to move all of our bases out of Spain.

As to Lebanon: there is a military leader in charge of the Lebanese army that I don't trust as far as I can throw him.

He is willfully ignoring Hezbollah. He's not disarming Hezbollah.

Let's get somebody in charge of the Lebanese military that will use it.

I don’t think talking with Americans anymore would be on the table.

We have a very bitter experience of talking with the Americans.

They promised us they had no intention to attack us.

Even after saying we made big progress, they still decided to attack us.

They thought that in a matter of two or three days they could go for regime change and achieve a rapid, clean victory, but they failed.

So I believe that Plan A was a failure. And now they are trying other plans, but all of them have failed as well.

I don’t think they have any realistic endgame in mind.

They have just started attacking us blindly.

They have attacked our nuclear facilities, but they couldn’t destroy our nuclear program.

They have also attacked our missile facilities, but they have not been able to stop the missiles from being fired at them.

We are well prepared to continue attacking them with our missiles as long as needed — and as long as it takes.