Trump denies promising 'no new wars'
President Trump, who campaigned to keep the United States out of wars, has denied in a televised interview making this promise. Trump was asked about the US-Israel war with Iran - on NBC's "Meet the Press" - and said "I didn't guarantee 'no war'".
BBC Verify has found multiple examples of him saying "no more wars" on the campaign trail in 2024, as Lucy Gilder reports.
Produced by Tom Joyner and Sophie Bott. Graphics by Mesut Ersoz.
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