US President Donald Trump has come under scrutiny for his recent statements regarding the Iran conflict, which have drawn skepticism from officials and analysts alike. Following Operation Sindoor, Trump claimed to have mediated a ceasefire between India and Pakistan, a statement that was firmly rejected by New Delhi. In his latest remarks to The New York Post, Trump stated that Vice President JD Vance was already en route to Pakistan for talks related to Iran, a claim later contradicted by Vance's actual travel schedule. Analysts point out that such inaccuracies are part of a broader pattern in Trump's commentary. His declarations regarding the Strait of Hormuz also raised doubts; while he claimed the situation was resolved and that Iran would never close the strait again, subsequent developments indicated otherwise. Iranian officials clarified that shipping would only be allowed through a limited corridor, and further restrictions were announced. Trump's other contested statements included erroneous claims about Iran's military and nuclear activities, which have been denied by Iranian officials, highlighting a trend of exaggeration and misinformation in his discourse.