U.S. bears all the burden of conflict with Iran, Trump complains allies are standing by

Trump believes that the United States bears almost all the responsibility alone in the conflict with Iran, and emphasized that allies around the world have thrown the entire burden on the United States. (Bloomberg)

The conflict between the United States and Iran is not over yet. U.S. President Trump visited a shipyard in Maryland on the 6th and delivered a speech. Trump believed that the United States bore almost all the responsibility alone in the conflict with Iran, and emphasized that global allies have thrown the entire burden on the United States.

According to comprehensive foreign media reports, Trump visited a shipyard in Sparrows Point, Maryland on the 6th and declared that the U.S. shipbuilding industry will be "great again." When he talked about the Iran conflict in his speech, he emphasized that the United States bears all responsibilities for the conflict with Iran, but allies around the world have left this burden to the United States. Trump described Iran as a "Middle East bully" and emphasized that other U.S. presidents or other countries should have dealt with this matter long ago.

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Trump said: "It doesn't have to be us (the United States), but it will always be us. Other countries should have dealt with it long ago, because as time goes by, the situation will only get worse." Trump complained: "When we get things done, frankly I will continue to receive calls from leaders of various countries. I called and they thanked me very much, so I said, "Very good, when are you going to pay?" They said, "Thank you for doing such a good job." I replied, "Very well, would you like to send some ships?" But they preferred not to intervene, because they didn't have any ships at all."

Trump said that the United States is supporting the entire world, and this burden rests on the shoulders of the United States, and from a certain perspective, we are happy to do so. Trump emphasized: "Because we enjoy doing this, we become stronger and others become weaker."