The White House leader also said he rejected the possible raising of penalties from Iran, which he announced earlier.
US president Donald Trump has announced his willingness to provide an order for the next bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities, if necessary. At the same time, he expressed doubt that Iran will return to the active nuclear program in the near future. On Friday, June 27, the Reuters reported.
Trump clearly criticized the high -leader of Iran Ali Khamenei, claiming that Iran “gave place in front of the American base in Qatar. In addition, Khamenei emphasized that Iran will never give up.
In response, Trump said he had removed Hareni’s life. He noted that his country was destroyed, three nuclear items of Iran were destroyed, and he knew himself where Harenie was hiding. Trump emphasized that he would not allow Israel or the US armed forces, that he called the largest and most powerful in the world, to eliminate his life.
Trump also said he rejected the possible raising of penalties from Iran, which he had previously wanted to provide an opportunity for his rapid recovery, “the publication informed.
In his publication on Social Network Truth Social, the US President wrote:
“In the last days, I deal with issues of possible convenience of penalties and worked on steps that can provide Iran more opportunities for quick and complete restoration. Penalties really cause serious harm! However, instead of cooperation, I face a statement that overflows with anger and hate.
He also said that Iran had no hope without changes, and the situation would only continue to worsen.
Earlier it was reported that the United States was offering Iran $ 30 billion for refusing to enrich Uranus.
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