President Donald Trump stated that the United States is offering Iran every opportunity to negotiate before implementing further action. During a question-and-answer session at the Oval Office, Trump addressed the cancellation of previously threatened military strikes against Iran. He emphasized the desire to facilitate a diplomatic resolution, stating, “I want to give every chance before the axe falls…
I am very proud of the fact that I am giving people a chance.”
According to Trump, continuing with the planned strikes would have resulted in “very little left” for the involved parties. The president indicated that prior to halting the military action, the U.S. was prepared to strike Iran with a force described as “harder than any attack since World War II.” However, he maintained that this current period represents the final opportunity for Iran to agree to a favorable agreement.
Trump reiterated his belief in the diplomatic path, framing the current situation as a critical window for negotiation. He stressed that the primary goal remains securing a comprehensive document through dialogue with Iran. The administration’s stance, as articulated by Trump, centers on providing one last chance for talks to prevent escalation.
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