US President Donald Trump said that resolving the conflict with Iran could be peacefully or forcefully, indicating that Tehran wants to reach an agreement, and that a decision must be made in the Iranian issue, claiming that Iran is abandoning its nuclear plans, while he is considering resuming a bombing campaign on Iran in the coming weeks.
AI-generated summary
Trump's statement comes in the context of escalating tensions between the United States and Iran over the nuclear program and regional influence, with reports of meetings at Camp David to discuss next steps in the war with Iran and the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.
Trump added: “The only question is whether this will end peacefully or hard. We can solve the conflict in a way that is better, and we can solve it in a way that is worse.”
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Trump: We will not leave "Iran's chaos" to a future president, and Tehran wants to reach an agreement
The US President indicated that "a decision must be made" in the context of the Iranian issue.
Trump claimed that Iran is "effectively abandoning all of its nuclear weapons plans."
Earlier, Axios reported, citing three American officials, that senior members of the US administration met for hours at Camp David on Friday to discuss the next steps in the war with Iran and the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis.
On Thursday, Trump said he was considering resuming a bombing campaign on Iran in the coming weeks, adding that either Iran would make a “very fair deal,” or it would “not exist anymore.”
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The United States will resume its bombing campaign on Iran in the coming weeks if Tehran does not conclude a deal that satisfies Washington
Likely · Within weeks
Indirect talks between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis will continue under the pressure of US-Iranian tension
Possible · Within weeks
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