Trump: A Deal Can Be Reached with Iran, But Trust Is Waning

Odaily News – At a cabinet meeting, U.S. President Trump, when asked whether a ceasefire should be restored after alternating attacks with Iran, said: "We just want to win." Trump stated: "We're doing very well. We're trying to be friendly — as friendly as we can be under the circumstances, but you know, they're taking a beating. They have no navy, no air force, and no air defense. That doesn't mean they're completely incapable — they do have some capabilities, but they're minimal." He added: "The issue is simple: Iran will not have nuclear weapons, and they cannot have them. If they did, the Middle East would have been destroyed by now." Asked what he expects in the next four weeks, Trump told reporters that Washington will strike Iran "very hard." "At some point, they'll say we really can't take it anymore." Additionally, when discussing Iran, Trump remarked that a deal can be reached, with Witkoff, Kushner, Vance, and Rubio all involved. However, he is increasingly distrustful of the Iranians because they are lying. During our negotiations, they launched five missiles at Jordan. Trump said the Iranian approach to negotiations irritates him. What could be settled in 10 minutes, they drag out for seven hours. (Jinshi)