The United States wants a long-term solution to the conflict with Iran, President Donald Trump said at a White House press conference. The American politician stressed that Tehran will never get a nuclear weapon, but Washington needs to make sure that it will be so in the long run. "All this (the conflict with Iran. - "Newspaper. Ru") is coming to an end quickly. But we have to take care of those who have treated us so well over the years," Trump said. He explained that he was referring to US allies in the region: we need to make sure that they are not harmed and that they do not suffer. Trump announced his willingness to attack Iran if necessary. At the beginning of the month, the American leader said that he intends to end the war with Iran as soon as he wants, but it must be "done in the right way". The politician also recognized as justified the statement of Vice President J. De Vance said that the conflict with Tehran was the main reason for the defeat of the Republican Party in the midterm elections for Congress.

The United States wants a long-term solution to the conflict with Iran, President Donald Trump said at a White House press conference. The American politician stressed that Tehran will never get a nuclear weapon, but Washington needs to make sure that it will be so in the long run. "All this (the conflict with Iran. - "Newspaper. Ru") is coming to an end quickly. But we have to take care of those who have treated us so well over the years," Trump said. He explained that he was referring to US allies in the region: we need to make sure that they are not harmed and that they do not suffer. Trump announced his willingness to attack Iran if necessary. At the beginning of the month, the American leader said that he intends to end the war with Iran as soon as he wants, but it must be "done in the right way". The politician also recognized as justified the statement of Vice President J. De Vance said that the conflict with Tehran was the main reason for the defeat of the Republican Party in the midterm elections for Congress.