
U.S. President Trump said in an interview with Reuters on the 9th that both Qatar and Saudi Arabia hope to resolve the Iran conflict peacefully, but the United States is ready to resume military strikes against Iran if necessary, and is satisfied with the current blockade of Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.
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U.S. President Trump accepted an interview with Reuters on the 9th and met with the Prime Minister of Qatar to discuss ways to resolve the Iran conflict.
U.S. President Trump stated on the 9th that both Qatar and Saudi Arabia hope to peacefully resolve the conflict in Iran, but they do not rule out resuming military strikes against Iran. (Reuters)
U.S. President Trump said in an interview with Reuters on the 9th that both Qatar and Saudi Arabia hope to resolve the conflict in Iran peacefully, but the United States is ready to resume military strikes against Iran if necessary.
Reuters reported that Trump met with the Prime Minister of Qatar earlier on the 9th. He said, "Qadda prefers to see a peaceful solution, and Saudi Arabia also prefers to see a peaceful solution," but he also emphasized that the United States "can take (military strikes) at any time when we want to."
However, Trump also signaled that he was in no rush to resume military strikes, stating that he was satisfied with the U.S. Navy's current blockade of Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump said in a brief phone interview on the 9th: "We will see how it develops next." He went on to say: "I am ready."
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