Trump Declares US No Longer Needs Iran Deal, Cites Domestic Corruption
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
President Donald Trump declared on social media that the U.S. no longer requires a deal with Iran, asserting control over Iranian funds and the Strait of Hormuz. He also directed Vice President Mike Pence to investigate alleged widespread corruption in Democrat-led U.S. states, claiming billions are stolen monthly. Trump suggested addressing this domestic corruption could balance the U.S. budget.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- President Donald Trump stated the U.S. no longer needs an agreement with Iran.
- Trump claimed hundreds of billions of dollars of Iranian money are in U.S. hands.
- The U.S. also controls the Strait of Hormuz, according to President Trump.
- Trump ordered Vice President Mike Pence to focus on corruption in Democrat-led states.
- He alleged billions of dollars are stolen monthly due to corruption in these states.
President Donald Trump announced via social media that the United States "no longer needs an agreement with Iran," stating that "those days are long gone." He asserted that "their money is in our hands, hundreds of billions of dollars," and that "the Strait of Hormuz is also under our control." Trump also instructed Vice President Mike Pence to "devote his full attention to the tremendous corruption and crime taking place in cities and states run by Democrats across the United States." He characterized "blue states," including Minnesota, California, and Illinois, as being "poorly run and a disaster of corruption," claiming that "billions of dollars are being stolen month after month." According to Trump, the U.S. budget could be quickly balanced by addressing this "widespread criminal activity," which he alleged is inherent in the "blood of Democratic Party leaders."
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