President Donald Trump said Tuesday evening that the United States is 'not finished at all' with Iran, according to a statement. The remark follows his earlier comment that Iran 'desperately wants to meet us and end this,' as The Zioneer reported earlier Tuesday.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday evening that the United States is 'not finished at all' with Iran, according to a statement. The remark comes hours after Trump said Iran 'desperately wants to meet us and end this,' as The Zioneer reported earlier Tuesday. The statement adds to a series of conflicting signals from the White House regarding the nuclear standoff. Trump has previously warned that he would 'finish the job' if no deal is reached, and has described Iran's economy as 'broken' with hunger and medicine shortages, as The Zioneer has reported. The administration has continued its air campaign against Iranian targets while also signaling openness to negotiations. The new statement suggests the US intends to maintain pressure on Tehran. No further details were provided.
2 developments
- StrongTrump says war with Iran over, Iran agreed to never hold nuclear weapons
- DevelopingTrump: No meeting with Iran until they are ready to discuss seriously
- DevelopingTrump: 'We had a closed deal with Iran, then something didn't sit well with them'
- StrongTrump calls Iranians 'crazy,' says US will not tolerate them
Source and signal
- Internal intake