But, Trump also suggested that the US will make a deal right after the November midterm elections.
US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said that he is deciding between making a deal with Iran or “annihilating” the Islamic Republic.
With respect to Iran, he has a big decision to make. The US President justified the strikes on Iran, saying that he did so after giving the Islamic Republic every chance for a deal. “It’s going to happen, I think, more quickly than people understand. They’ve had it,” he added. Trump also mentioned the recently passed Russian sanctions law.
Noting that the anniversary of the October 7 attack on Israel was approaching, Trump said that it was one such event where “terrorists funded by Iran tortured, mutilated, and killed 1,200 innocent civilians, including dozens of Americans. He further alleged that the Iranian regime had also “slaughtered over 72,000 of its own citizens this year.
And on the conflict in Ukraine, he said the US is working very closely with the two countries and will get a deal done. Or, the US President said, should he “annihilate” the Islamic Republic “quickly”, “never giving them a chance to kill and destroy again? With Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in the audience, Trump said the US is working very closely with the leaders of both countries, adding that it will get a deal done. He said the law gives him enormous new tariff authorities, and if necessary, he will use those powers. “It is time to stop the killing,” he said on the deaths in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
