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Iran Accuses US of 'Big Lies' Over Missile Claims After Trump's Remarks

US President Donald Trump alleged that Tehran was developing weapons capable of striking the US during his State of the Union address on Tuesday. AP

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Firstpost•25-02-2026, 18:02

Iran Accuses US of 'Big Lies' Over Missile Claims After Trump's Remarks

•Iran dismisses US allegations regarding its missile program and nuclear ambitions as 'big lies'.
•President Trump claimed Iran is developing missiles capable of striking the US and threatening Europe.
•Trump also labeled Iran as the 'world's number one sponsor of terror' and cited high casualty figures from recent unrest.
•Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei refuted the claims, calling them a 'repetition of big lies'.
•Despite Iran's denials, evidence suggests past tests related to nuclear arms development.

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