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Presiden Amerika Serikat Donald Trump menuding Iran berada di balik serangan yang menghantam sebuah sekolah dasar putri di Minab, Iran selatan, pada Sabtu (28/2). Insiden tersebut dilaporkan menewaskan lebih dari 150 orang.
Trump menyatakan serangan itu kemungkinan dilakukan oleh Iran karena dinilai memiliki akurasi persenjataan yang buruk.
"Kami pikir itu dilakukan oleh Iran. Mereka sangat tidak akurat dengan amunisinya," ujar Trump di atas pesawat Air Force One, seperti dikutip pada Senin (9/3/2026).
Sementara itu, pejabat Amerika Serikat mengatakan insiden tersebut masih dalam penyelidikan. Di sisi lain, pemerintah Iran justru menuding Washington berada di balik serangan itu.
Dalam kesempatan yang sama, Trump juga mengaku tidak khawatir dengan kenaikan harga minyak dunia akibat perang melawan Iran yang dimulai sejak 28 Februari. Ia menilai lonjakan harga energi hanya bersifat sementara dan akan turun setelah konflik berakhir.
Harga minyak dunia tercatat naik sekitar 16 persen sejak serangan pertama Amerika Serikat dan Israel terhadap Iran pada akhir bulan lalu. Kenaikan itu turut mendorong harga rata-rata bahan bakar minyak (BBM) di AS naik 27 sen dalam sepekan menjadi US$3,25 per galon.
"Saya tidak khawatir. Ini hanya operasi singkat untuk sesuatu yang seharusnya sudah dilakukan sejak 47 tahun lalu. Tidak ada presiden yang punya keberanian melakukannya," kata Trump.
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00:00Did the United States bomb a girls' elementary school in southern Iran on the first day of the war and
00:05kill 175 people?
00:06No, in my opinion, based on what I've seen, that was done by Iran.
00:11Is that true, Mr. Hickson? It was Iran who did that?
00:13We're certainly investigating.
00:15Still investigating.
00:16But the only side that targets civilians is Iran.
00:21We think it was done by Iran.
00:25Because they're very inaccurate, as you know, with their munitions.
00:28They have no accuracy whatsoever. It was done by Iran.
00:31Gas prices. Gas prices right now. Are you worried about gas prices right now?
00:36No, I'm not. This is a short excursion into something that should have been done for 47 years.
00:4447 years it's taken to do this, and no president had the guts to do it.
00:48And where are you going to end up coming back to Dover for more of these such identified transfers?
00:56Sure, I hate to do it.
00:58But it's a part of war, isn't it?
01:01Mr. Hickson?
01:01Who are you with?
01:02The Washington Post.
01:03What do you say? It's a part of war?
01:06Uh, it could be.
01:07The deaths are a part of war, yeah.
01:09It's a part of war. It's a sad part of war. It's the bad part of war.
01:14Mr President, can you give us an idea of ​​what unconditional surrender looks like to you?
01:19I mean, what do you want from Iran?
01:20I said unconditioned, not conditioned. I said unconditioned. It's where they cry uncle, or when they can't fight any longer
01:28and there's nobody around to cry uncle. That could happen, too. Because, you know, we've wiped out their leadership numerous
01:36times already. So, it's, uh, if they surrender or if there is nobody around to surrender, but they're rendered useless
01:44in military terms.
01:46Mr President, can I ask you what? Peter asked you a question yesterday. He said it wasn't the right time
01:51in that event, but he was asking whether you have indications of whether Russia is supporting Iran somehow in this.
01:57Do you?
01:58No, I haven't had that. I haven't had any indication of that whatsoever. If they are, they're not doing a
02:03very good job because Iran is, uh, not doing too well.
02:06What about the Strait of Hormuz? There's no traffic really going through it.
02:09Well, that's, you know, the ship's choices, but, uh, we haven't cleaned out. We've wiped out their navy. Their navy
02:16is now at the bottom of the sea. So, that's the choice. This is an excursion. We figured out oil prices
02:23would go up, which they will.
02:25They'll also come down. They'll come down very quickly, and we will have gotten rid of a major, major cancer
02:30on the face of the earth. We will have taken out a cancer.
02:35You know, don't forget October 7th. Don't forget all of the things that have happened over the years. All, all
02:41caused by these people.
02:42So, what we're doing is a great thing, not only for our country, and not only for Israel, not only
02:48for the Middle East, but for the world.
02:50Secretary, it hasn't announced some moves to temporarily allow certain Russian oil sales to India. Are you considering any other
02:57moves, including the SPR?
02:58There were some. I would do it just to take a little of the pressure off, but I think that
03:02the oil pressure. But there's a lot of oil. We've got a lot of oil.
03:07Our country has a tremendous amount, and we have—there's a lot of oil out there. That'll get healed very quickly.
03:13Would you consider using the SPR and tapping into the SPR at some point?
03:18Strategic reserve?
03:19Yeah.
03:19Well, I'm the one that built them up. Biden used them so that he could get some extra votes in
03:24the election.
03:25It turned out it wasn't even him that ran. It was Kamala, and she obviously didn't get any extra votes
03:31because we won in an absolute landslide.
03:33He should have used it for that. He used it to get—I filled it up, and he brought it down
03:39to the lowest level it's ever been.
03:41We will start at the appropriate time, which is basically a gut instinct. We will start filling up these strategic
03:48reserves.
03:49What is it, sir?
03:51You probably can stock the reconstructed period strain.
03:53Thanks, Mike.
03:53Good morning.
03:53You'll start with the PSR Colops.
03:54Yeah.

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