🔶 Trump's threat to the Iranian government; either they give what we want or they will not exist

🔶 Trump's threat to the Iranian government; either they give what we want or they will not exist

Donald Trump, President of the United States, on Friday evening, October 9 (October 17) at a campaign rally in Syracuse, New York, warned again that the Islamic Republic must accept Washington's demands or face consequences that, according to the US president, threaten the survival of this government.

In this speech, held in support of Bruce Blakeman, the Republican candidate for New York governor, Trump pointed to developments in Iran and the war between Russia and Ukraine, claiming that he came close to a quick and imminent resolution of both crises.

Trump said about Iran: "I am telling you, the Iran issue will be decided very soon in one of two ways; either they will give us everything we want, or they will cease to exist." The US president also emphasized that by preventing the Islamic Republic from acquiring nuclear weapons, he prevented a large-scale disaster in the Middle East and beyond, including Europe and even the United States, and saved more lives than any other person in history.

In another part of this campaign rally, Trump also criticized the Norwegian Nobel Committee for not awarding him the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, stating that he deserved to receive this prize due to his role in ending several international conflicts.