In a post on the social network "Truth Social," US terrorist President Donald Trump claimed that Iran is using artificial intelligence tools and coordinating with American media to fake scenes of successful military attacks against American forces. Referring to reports about the attack on the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier or the downing of American refueling planes, he called these news fake and the result of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that these equipments are operational and healthy.

In part of this message, Trump accused the world's mainstream media of "betrayal" and welcomed the move by the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission to consider revoking the licenses of some of them.

Media analysts believe that this level of anger and making strange claims against Iran is more indicative of political pressures and Trump's recent failures than of any real event. According to surveys conducted by American media, Trump makes an average of one false or misleading claim every five minutes during the election campaign alone. Experts see this approach as an attempt to distract public opinion from his recent defeats in the war with Iran.