🔶 Trump: If negotiations progress, repeated attacks on Iran are "highly unlikely".
Donald Trump, the president of the United States of America, told CNN on Sunday that as long as the negotiations on Tehran's nuclear program and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz progress, it is very unlikely that he will be forced to order the US to re-enter the war with Iran. He repeated this position five times in an interview with CNN.
Trump, who made these statements in a 20-minute telephone interview with CNN reporter Jim Shoto, said in reference to the state of the war with Iran: "It depends on whether they sign a very strong agreement or not." The answer is that it is highly unlikely that such an action will be necessary. "They are a collapsing country."
He went on to say: "It was announced recently, you saw for yourself that inflation this year is 301 percent. It is highly unlikely that such action will be necessary. If necessary, I will do it, but they were repulsed by very hard blows. I hit them so hard you don't know how hard it was."
Trump added: "So it's very unlikely that I'll have to do something like that." They are financially depleted. We hit them militarily. We can complete their work."