Trump urges Iran to do the right thing in deal negotiations with US
Quick Look
US President Donald Trump said at a rally in Texas that the conflict over Iran will end quickly if Tehran does the right thing and makes a deal with Washington, otherwise, according to him, Iran may no longer exist.
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Why It Matters
Trump continues to put pressure on Iran as part of negotiations on a possible deal related to the nuclear program and regional security.
US President Donald Trump called on the Iranian leadership to “do the right thing” in concluding a deal with the United States, promising that then the conflict would end.
“It will end very soon one way or another: they will do something right or they will be gone,” Trump said at a rally in Texas, referring to the situation around Iran.
The US President said that he would not want the situation to develop in such a way that “they will no longer exist,” apparently implying the leadership of Iran. "There's a group of people who want this because they say you can't make a deal with people who won't honor it," Trump said.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran may step up diplomatic efforts to avoid escalation of conflict
Possible · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What exactly does Trump mean by 'doing the right thing'?
- What terms of the deal does the US offer?
- How did Iran react to these statements?
