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During a campaign rally in Nebraska, U.S. President Donald Trump stated that Iran could destroy two American cities, Los Angeles and San Diego, and described this cost as "trivial" in order to preserve global and U.S. security, considering the destruction of two cities a "small price" to pay. Trump's remarks sparked widespread criticism from California officials, with Governor Gavin Newsom saying that his call for an attack on these cities ignores the fact that this poses a threat to more than 10 million American residents. Additionally, the mayors of Los Angeles and San Diego declared that the President's talk of turning their cities into collateral damage is unacceptable. They expressed their outright rejection of such statements that threaten American lives.
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