The President of the United States, Donald Trump, in an interview with the "Financial Times" newspaper on Tuesday, in response to claims made about the possibility of military action against the Islamic Republic of Iran, emphasized that if necessary to act against Iran, the American military is "fully prepared, equipped and armed", but it may not be necessary to do so. In a statement that Washington currently has no immediate plan to escalate the military conflict with Tehran and it seems that America has achieved its desired goals, Trump announced the continuation of indirect negotiations between the two countries and made it clear that the fate of Iran's enriched uranium reserves is still one of the main topics of these talks, and that the results of these negotiations must be seen.

The President of the United States, Donald Trump, in an interview with the "Financial Times" newspaper on Tuesday, in response to claims made about the possibility of military action against the Islamic Republic of Iran, emphasized that if necessary to act against Iran, the American military is "fully prepared, equipped and armed", but it may not be necessary to do so. In a statement that Washington currently has no immediate plan to escalate the military conflict with Tehran and it seems that America has achieved its desired goals, Trump announced the continuation of indirect negotiations between the two countries and made it clear that the fate of Iran's enriched uranium reserves is still one of the main topics of these talks, and that the results of these negotiations must be seen.