US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Iran has become "militarily finished" and that efforts aimed at ending the conflict with it are witnessing positive momentum. He denied, in statements following his meeting with Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani at the White House, the renewal of American attacks against it.
In a post on his "Social Truth" platform on Monday, Trump claimed that the Gulf states, including Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, prefer to continue the US land and sea blockade of Iran, stressing that preventing the possession of nuclear weapons is a non-negotiable condition, and that Washington is ready to move militarily if developments require it.
In a related context, the Wall Street Journal revealed in a report published on Tuesday that the US military moved refueling planes from the British Mildhall base to Germany and other places on Monday, following a threat related to Iran of unknown origin, in a move that followed the evacuation of American bombers from the British Fairford base due to a security incident suspected to be related to Tehran.
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