US officials clarify lack of involvement in Iranian school strike operation

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The White House has pushed back against mounting questions about potential US involvement in the recent Iran school strike. According to officials, no US ground troops are currently part of the plan for any military action in Iran.

In a briefing, Karoline Leavitt, a senior administration official, expressed testy responses to reporters’ queries about the situation. The White House has stated that it is monitoring the situation and working with international partners to address the crisis.

Meanwhile, President Trump is expected to endorse a candidate in the upcoming Texas Senate race “soon.” The announcement was made by the White House on Tuesday.

The US military presence in Iran remains unclear, with officials stating that no ground troops are currently involved. However, the White House has confirmed that the US is taking steps to address the situation and protect American interests.

In related news, President Trump is expected to weigh in on the US role in the conflict in Iran. The White House has stated that the president will be briefed on the situation and will make a decision about any potential involvement.

The situation in Iran remains fluid, with ongoing reports of violence and instability. The White House has urged calm and emphasized its commitment to protecting American citizens abroad.

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