President Donald Trump stated on Wednesday that Iran is 'negotiating on fumes' and suggested that the regime believed they could outwait him in negotiations to end the conflict. During a Cabinet meeting, Trump indicated that Iran is eager to reach an agreement but has not yet done so. He noted, 'We're not satisfied with it, but we will be,' adding that if necessary, the U.S. may need to take further military action. Trump described Iran's military capabilities as diminished, stating, 'their navy is gone. Their air force is gone.' He also commented on Iran's economic situation, describing it as being in 'freefall' with high inflation. Trump emphasized the importance of preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons, stating that he is acting for global security. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed that diplomacy remains the preferred approach to resolving the conflict, while Secretary of War Pete Hegseth mentioned readiness to take military action if needed.
Trump Comments on Iran's Negotiation Status and Military Condition
President Donald Trump remarked on Iran's negotiation status, claiming they are struggling and have diminished military capabilities. He highlighted the economic difficulties Iran faces and reiterated the U.S. commitment to preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Officials also indicated that diplomacy remains a priority in addressing the situation.
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