Trump again threatened Iran

Only seven days before the indirect Iran -US negotiations in Oman, US President Donald Trump again threatened Iran’s military action Wednesday evening.

Responding to a White House journalist’s question about whether he meant potential measures against Iran if he did not reach a new agreement, he said, “definitely.”

“This is a starter,” he said, in response to another question as to whether the talks are starting a process on Saturday. We don’t have much time. They should not find a nuclear weapon. “I want Iran to make progress, my only wish is that they should not have a nuclear weapon.”

“Iranians are intelligent people, but they have a hard government,” Trump said. Their leaders are also aware of my desires. I don’t want much. “My only wish is Iran’s lack of nuclear weapons.”

The US president said in a statement: “When it was cheated in the election (US presidential election), I told myself that Iranians would make nuclear weapons. They had no money in my government. The sanctions had not paid for them. “

“If we have to, we will take military action against Iran,” Trump added. Israel will also have a strong presence in this military action. Israel will actually lead the attack. “

The threats come as Foreign Minister Sayed Abbas Arakchi wrote in a note in the Washington Post newspaper: Iran prefers diplomacy, but knows how to defend itself. We have neither surrendered to threats in the past, nor will we surrender in the future. We want peace, but we never give up.

“If the United States is looking for a real diplomatic solution, we have shown it ahead,” he wrote. But if its goal is to impose a will through pressure, it must know: The Iranian nation responds to the language of force and threat, united and decisively.

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