Trump: I’m ready to talk to the Iranian president

US President Donald Trump signed a “presidential note” on Tuesday evening to “revive the maximum pressure policy” against Iran.

According to Reuters, Trump has signed the note to prevent Iran from accessing nuclear weapons and reducing its oil exports.

He said he was “hesitant” about the signing of the document, but the note is “very strict”.

“I hope we don’t use this (maximum pressure),” Trump said. We have to see if we can reach an agreement with Iran. “

Trump went on to express his readiness to talk to Massoud medical, Iranian counterpart.

According to the report Algeria“I’m ready to talk to the Iranian president,” he said.

Trump also claimed that Iran is seeking his assassination, saying, “If Iran retaliates and wants to kill me, we will destroy them.”

The claim comes as Iranian and US officials have always rejected claims about Iran’s “will” to assassinate Trump.

He also questioned the peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program, saying: “Iran is very close to having a nuclear weapon.”

The US president also claimed in hostile remarks that he had the right to prevent Iranian oil from selling to other countries.

“Iran should not achieve nuclear weapons,” Trump said.

Responding to a question about the possibility of Netanyahu’s request to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities, he said: “I don’t know what he (Netanyahu) requests. We will have a long visit and talk about many issues. I can’t talk about it right now. “

“I’m not looking for pressure against Iran,” Trump again added. “But they should not achieve nuclear weapons.”

Responding to a question about his view of relations with Iran, he said: “I want to have good relations with all countries. But they should not have a nuclear weapon. “

“Some Iranian officials have said they are not looking for nuclear weapons,” Trump said.

“I want all countries to prosper and be peace in the Middle East,” the US president added. “We also had some good discussions about the Ukraine War.”

“Many countries in the region, including Iran, want peace in the region,” Trump said.

In another part of his remarks, he reiterated his request for the “move” of Palestinians to Gaza and Jordan: “I hope Egypt and Jordan will accept more Palestinians than Gaza.”

“The Palestinians have no other way than to leave Gaza,” the US president added.

The remarks come as Jordanian and Egyptian officials have expressed their opposition to Trump’s will. Many UN experts and officials have described the US President’s plan to move the Palestinians as dangerous and doomed to failure.

However, without completely rejecting his support for the Zionist regime, Trump said he would not support the Zionist settlement in Gaza.

He also addressed the issue of the presence of illegal immigrants in the US and American criminals, adding, “If I could imprison these animals in a foreign country, I would have done so.”

“Some countries have expressed their demand for imprisonment for our criminals,” Trump said.

“We are discussing the Panama Channel,” he said of the Panama Channel.

The US president also responded to a question about China’s retaliatory action against the United States and the imposition of 2 % tariffs on the country, “It is okay.”

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