Trump: Salami Republic wants negotiations; America is in no hurry.
On Friday, November 8 (October 30), Donald Trump, the President of the United States, announced at the White House that talks with the Salami Republic are continuing and Tehran wants to continue negotiations, but the United States is in no hurry to reach an agreement.
Trump said that Iran is facing serious economic problems and is not even able to pay the salaries of its soldiers and police forces.
The American president described the conflict with Iran as an "extraordinary war" and said that his country's expenditures were relatively limited during the past seven months. Trump considered the goal of US military spending to eliminate the Salami Republic's ability to obtain nuclear weapons and emphasized that his government had succeeded in this regard.
In recent days, various messages have been sent by Washington regarding Iran. At the same time that Jeddy Vance, the vice president of this country, is trying to revive the negotiations, reports have also been published about the examination of new military options against Iran. The final and definitive decision regarding the continuation of the "diplomatic path" or the "intensification of the military operation" has not yet been published.