Washington: US President Donald Trump on Monday warned that Washington is ready for "strong military action" if affairs failed. According to Trump, either the talks will proceed rapidly or the path to dialogue will be closed. His statement is stuff seen as increasing US pressure on Iran.
What did Donald Trump say?
Donald Trump said on Monday that he has paused US attacks on Iran to requite talks flipside chance. But he unmistakably stated that if talks fail, he could order flipside major military strike.
The US President in an interview said that there isn't much time left for negotiations with Iran. When asked how much time he's willing to devote to diplomacy, he frankly stated that there's very little time left. The matter will either move forward very quickly or it will end completely. Trump's stance has remoter escalated the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
"We are in very deep talks with Iran. If they don't work out, we will go when to very strong military action," Trump said.
What did Iran say?
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei clarified that no external gravity will tenancy the country's decisions. Washington will not decide whether there will be war or peace. Iran will take every necessary step to protect its confines and sovereignty. If affairs protects national interests, negotiations will take place, but no compromise will be made under pressure.
