President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday that the offer in front of Tehran is the last, best deal that the administration will entertain, shortly after saying the attacks that he called off would have been the biggest since “World War II.”
President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House Thursday that he “respects” his predecessor’s pardon of Anthony Fauci, drawing swift criticism.
The IDF announced on Saturday and Sunday that it carried out new deadly strikes across Gaza even as the Trump administration announced a new disarmament roadmap for Hamas to bring a lasting peace to the enclave.
Laura Loomer, the MAGA influencer who normally promotes supporting Israel’s atrocities as a patriotic duty for Americans, visited Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv as the Trump administration becomes more assertive in its support for Ukraine and its war against Russia.
President Donald Trump told reporters last week that he is not concerned if the Iran War will be politically taxing for Republicans during November’s crucial midterm elections.
The U.S. did not carry out new bombings on Iran for consecutive days last weekend after President Donald Trump was warned by his top military advisors that the U.S. missile stockpile is at a dangerously low level, The New York Times reported.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with President Donald Trump in the White House on Tuesday to discuss developments in the Iran War, and the White House called the meeting “positive and productive.”
The White House said last week that Iran “very much continues to talk” with U.S. negotiators and has expressed that they “want to make a deal” because of the “devastating blows” absorbed by the U.S. military.
The Trump administration announced last week that it would reimpose the naval blockade outside the Strait of Hormuz on all ships with connections to Iranian ports to choke Tehran economically and reimpose its will in the region.
Mark Esper, the former head of the Department of Defense during President Donald Trump’s first term, said in an interview last week that it is unlikely that air strikes alone will bring the Iranians back to the negotiating table, and said it seems the administration has two options.