The American leader noted that removal of penalties is possible if Iran shows a peaceful behavior and no longer threatens.
US President Donald Trump said he is willing to consider raising penalties if Iran shows a peaceful behavior. He said about this on Sunday, on June 29 he spoke in an interview with Bloomberg.
However, he emphasized that sanctions against Iran were forced.
In the past, Trump had already expressed the opinion that it could relieve penalties if the ceasefire was followed. He remembered that he had planned to develop a mechanism for removing restrictions from Tehran. However, after the powerful statements of the Supreme Iran Ayatollah Ali Harenyya, this process was suspended.
This statement, the publication reported, was part of the strategic pressure from Washington to restore Iran to negotiate nuclear program negotiations.
Meanwhile, in an interview with Fox News, Donald Trump suggested that Iran could have another nuclear thing. According to him, the three main things have been destroyed by American blows, but there is a chance that there is another bunker that no one knows.
According to the US president, the American side is aware of the existence of many Iran facilities, including three major and potentially another, unknown.
The US leader emphasized that Iran needs to agree with the conditions passed by Washington. Any attempts to obtain nuclear weapons will encounter United States resistance. According to him, Iran is “several weeks” from the creation of a nuclear bomb.
Trump added that after a thorough war, he called the “12-day war”, Iran was completely weakened. He emphasized that the United States, along with Israel and allies, would not allow Tehran to receive nuclear weapons.
Remember that the Donald Trump administration is conducting diplomatic negotiations in Iran under a new nuclear transaction.
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