Trump Says Iran Seeks Deal But Can't Be Trusted, Threatens Strikes
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran wants a nuclear deal but is unreliable, warning that remaining Iranian nuclear sites could be struck quickly. Speaking Saturday night, Trump reiterated his stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons and suggested the U.S. is not pressured to conclude negotiations due to damage already inflicted on Iran's military. He refused to rule out renewed military action and reportedly spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the situation.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- President Trump stated Iran wants a nuclear deal but cannot be trusted.
- Trump warned that remaining Iranian nuclear sites could be struck in minutes.
- He refused to rule out renewed military action against Iran.
- Trump cited damage to Iran's military, including its navy and air force.
- The President spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about Iran.
- Sources claim progress in Qatar-mediated negotiations, but the U.S. has not confirmed.
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