Trump Announces: “I Don’t Want to Make a Deal with the Iranians, I Think the MOU Has Also Expired”
Trump Announces: “I Don’t Want to Make a Deal with the Iranians, I Think the MOU Has Also Expired”
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has stated that he does not want to make a deal with Iran and emphasized that he has no interest in spending time on negotiations with the Iranian leadership. According to Trump's remarks, he believes that the ceasefire with Iran has also come to an end, making it clear that he sees the current situation as one in which diplomatic engagement is no longer his priority.
Speaking on the issue, Donald Trump said that if Iran possessed nuclear weapons, it would use them. He stressed that preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear capability remains a primary objective. Trump stated that he does not want to waste his time with Iran and repeated that he has no desire to pursue an agreement with the country under the present circumstances.
Trump further claimed that a strong attack was carried out on Iran last night. According to his statement, the action was taken after making it clear that any attack by Iran would receive a direct response. He said that this position had already been communicated, adding that whenever Iran attacks, there will be a corresponding attack in return.
Describing the operation, Trump said the strike was strong and was carried out as part of a broader objective. He maintained that the purpose of the action was to deprive Iran of nuclear capability. According to Trump, preventing Iran from acquiring or maintaining nuclear-related capabilities remains the central focus of the strategy he described.
Donald Trump reiterated that he is not interested in reaching a deal with Iran. Instead, he emphasized that his attention is directed toward ensuring that Iran is unable to possess nuclear capability. He repeated that if Iran were to obtain nuclear weapons, it would use them, and therefore, preventing such an outcome is essential.
In his remarks, Trump also referred to the ceasefire, stating that it has ended. He indicated that the current circumstances no longer reflect a ceasefire situation and suggested that any future action by Iran would be met with an immediate response. According to Trump, this approach had already been made clear before the reported strike.
Trump's comments centered on deterrence and response. He stated that a clear message had been delivered in advance that any attack from Iran would trigger retaliation. Referring to the strike, he described it as a powerful response and linked it directly to the stated objective of denying Iran nuclear capability.
The former president again underlined that he has no intention of engaging in negotiations with Iran. He said he does not want to waste his time with the country and insisted that his position remains unchanged. Throughout his remarks, Trump repeatedly focused on the issue of Iran's nuclear capability and maintained that preventing it is the key objective.
According to Trump's statement, the military action carried out last night was part of that objective. He said the response followed the principle that any attack would be answered with another attack. Trump emphasized that this policy had already been communicated and that the strike reflected that position.
Trump concluded by restating that he does not seek a deal with Iran. He maintained that the central goal is to deprive Iran of nuclear capability and repeated his belief that if Iran possessed nuclear weapons, it would use them. He again said that he does not want to waste his time with Iran, reaffirming the position he expressed throughout his remarks.
**Reported by Azad News HD.**
