Donald Trump, the other day, in an interview with the "Financial Times" newspaper, which rejected speculation about Washington's decision to increase the military confrontation with the Islamic Republic of Iran after the mid-term congressional elections, stressed that the US "has no immediate plans to attack Iran". Referring to the fact that Washington considers the current situation with Tehran "satisfactory", the US president said: "It seems we are getting everything we wanted". He also added in response to the signs raised by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the possibility of an imminent attack in the coming days: "I am ready, we are ready. We are fully prepared and armed if necessary, but there may be no reason to do so. Emphasizing that due to previous damage to the infrastructure, he does not see in Washington a "real war" with Tehran as in world wars, the US President announced the continuation of the indirect negotiations on Iran's enriched uranium reserves and stated: "Although these materials are under hundreds of tons of rock, I am not satisfied with their presence there.

Donald Trump, the other day, in an interview with the "Financial Times" newspaper, which rejected speculation about Washington's decision to increase the military confrontation with the Islamic Republic of Iran after the mid-term congressional elections, stressed that the US "has no immediate plans to attack Iran". Referring to the fact that Washington considers the current situation with Tehran "satisfactory", the US president said: "It seems we are getting everything we wanted". He also added in response to the signs raised by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu regarding the possibility of an imminent attack in the coming days: "I am ready, we are ready. We are fully prepared and armed if necessary, but there may be no reason to do so. Emphasizing that due to previous damage to the infrastructure, he does not see in Washington a "real war" with Tehran as in world wars, the US President announced the continuation of the indirect negotiations on Iran's enriched uranium reserves and stated: "Although these materials are under hundreds of tons of rock, I am not satisfied with their presence there.