Trump ruled out the use of nuclear weapons against Iran
24 April 14:09
U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he does not want to rush into a deal with Iran, but rather wants to reach a favorable agreement, and ruled out the use of nuclear weapons against that country, according to "Komersant Ukrainian".
“I don’t want to rush. We have plenty of time. I want to strike a favorable deal that will protect our country and the entire world from madmen with nuclear weapons,” he told reporters at a White House briefing .
He noted that they (Iran – Ed.) want to reach an agreement, and that is why the U.S. is negotiating with them.
The president was also asked about the possible use of nuclear weapons against Iran, to which he replied that it was a “stupid question” and that “no one should be allowed to use nuclear weapons.”
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The U.S. president noted that the U.S. has achieved approximately 75% of its objectives in Iran.
“We stopped a little earlier because they wanted to take a break. Our blockade is 100% effective. And they have no income,” he said.
In response to a journalist’s question about a possible rise in oil prices to $200 per barrel, Trump said that “there is nothing worse than nuclear weapons that destroy cities.”
What preceded
On April 21, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he was extending the ceasefire with Iran indefinitely at Pakistan’s request.
Media outlets reported that U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance was supposed to travel to Islamabad for talks with Iran following signals from Tehran that it was ready to negotiate a possible ceasefire agreement. However, it later became known that Vance did not fly to Islamabad as expected but remained in Washington.
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