President Donald Trump said Monday morning that he prefers to reach a deal and has no intention to kill anyone, acknowledging that 'very many people are dying,' according to a report. The statement does not specify the deal or conflict. It fits a pattern of Trump expressing a desire for a diplomatic resolution while distancing himself from hawks who advocate lethal force.
President Donald Trump stated Monday morning that he prefers to reach a deal and has no intention to kill anyone, acknowledging that 'very many people are dying,' according to a report from the source monitoring Arab media. The quote, attributed to the US president, does not specify which deal or conflict he is referring to.
Trump has made similar remarks in recent weeks. In June, The Zioneer reported that Trump said he had 'lost trust in some people — hawks who always want assassinations' and that he believed Iran 'wants a deal more than I do.' The current statement aligns with that stance, though its immediate context remains unclear.
- DevelopingTrump says he's 'lost trust in some people' — hawks who 'always want assassinations'
- DevelopingTrump: I would like to reach a deal now
- DevelopingTrump: 'They want to make a deal so badly — and I thought there was already a peace deal'
- StrongTrump: I think Iranians want a deal — but we will see
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