America. US President Donald Trump has said that his administration has no plan to launch an immediate military strike on Iran. In a telephone interview with the Financial Times (FT) on Tuesday, he...
America. US President Donald Trump has said that his administration has no plan to launch an immediate military strike on Iran. In a telephone interview with the Financial Times (FT) on Tuesday, he indicated that he was satisfied with the tense situation with Iran.
In the six-minute interview, Trump said that the US was getting most of what it wanted. He said, “It seems like we are getting everything we want.”
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