President Donald Trump told reporters on Sunday that he is “low-keying” his approach with Iran because he believes the sanctions and economic pressure that have been inflicted on the country will eventually lead to Tehran agreeing to the White House’s demands.
Welcome to the sixth month of the Iran War that was illegally launched by U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, the Iranian speaker and top negotiator, posted on social media last week that Tehran has grown tired of President Donald Trump’s “theater diplomacy” during negotiations, after the president told reporters that he called off a massive strike on Iran that would have been at an intensity that the world has not seen since WWII.
President Donald Trump seems like the big loser in the U.S.’s unprovoked war against Iran and will have to agree to a deal that shows Tehran is clearly the victor.
Eli Cohen, the Israeli energy minister, said in an interview last week that regardless of whether Washington ends up signing a deal with Iran, Tel Aviv is prepared to act alone to ensure the “security of the State of Israel.”
President Donald Trump is reportedly planning to declare victory in the war with Iran if Tehran agrees to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with sources telling The Wall Street Journal that the White House would not even seek an immediate nuclear deal with the country.
Despite both the White House and Tehran appearing to take a more hardline position regarding the Strait of Hormuz in recent days, the top defense official from Pakistan told reporters that “things are shaping up again in favor of a peace arrangement or a deal,” according to Bloomberg.