U.S.President Donald Trump addressed the escalating tensions with Iran following a deadly strike on a U.S.military base in Jordan, which killed two service members and left a third missing.

During a phone call with NewsNation reporter Hannah Brandt, Trump stated he 'couldn’t care less' about reports that Iran suspended a tentative ceasefire.He also expressed condolences for the fallen troops, calling their sacrifice 'in service to our country.

' However, Trump’s comments drew criticism after he was photographed at his New Jersey golf club on the day of the attacks, raising questions about his public engagement.The Iranian strike on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base prompted a new wave of U.S.strikes on Iran, marking the eighth such operation since negotiations collapsed last weekend.Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth praised the fallen soldiers, stating their deaths 'stiffen our resolve.

' Trump reiterated his stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons, but his lack of public statements following the incident fueled controversy.

Critics argued his absence from official channels and focus on private events highlighted a disconnect from the crisis, while supporters defended his right to prioritize personal interests.