Trump Claims Iran Seeks Deal, Demands More Concessions

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, U.S. President Donald Trump has again asserted that Iran is pursuing a deal with the United States but is not adequately prepared. Trump stated that the time is not yet right for an agreement and suggested Iran must endure further setbacks.

Speaking after what he characterized as months of pressure against Iran, Trump claimed that without U.S. action, no other entity would act against the nation. He described the recent reception of fallen U.S. soldiers as a somber occasion, emphasizing that even a single casualty is significant.

The U.S. President further alleged that American forces have dismantled a substantial portion of Iran’s naval and air capabilities, along with its radar systems and significant drone manufacturing capacity. Trump acknowledged that Iran retains some capabilities but asserted they are considerably weakened.

Continuing his assertions, Trump claimed Iran harbors malevolent intentions regarding its nuclear program and vowed that the U.S. would prevent Iran from ever obtaining nuclear weapons.

In separate remarks, Trump stated that the United States is profiting significantly from Venezuela’s oil wealth, which he considers rightful compensation. He indicated that millions of barrels of Venezuelan oil are being exported to Houston. Trump also identified U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright as managing Venezuelan affairs.