
US President Conditions Any Decision on Iran Signing Solid Deal
Donald Trump told CNN that resuming fighting with Iran is highly unlikely as long as talks progress, although he warned that any decision depends on whether Iranian authorities sign a very solid agreement.
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US President Donald Trump told CNN that it is highly unlikely that fighting with Iran will resume as long as talks continue.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, this Sunday cast doubt on the possibility of resuming fighting with Iran, telling CNN that it is a "highly unlikely" scenario as long as talks continue to advance.
"The answer is that it is highly unlikely that it will be necessary (to resume the war). I would do it if necessary, but we already hit them very hard," Trump said, warning at the same time that any decision to resume hostilities "depends on whether or not they (Iranian authorities) sign a very solid agreement."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Talks between the United States and Iran will continue without renewed fighting as the talks progress.
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