Trump calls for a “nuclear peace agreement” with Iran instead of blowing up the country at the Smiths
President Donald Trump has urged Iran to start negotiations with the United States on a “nuclear peace agreement”, downplaying the possibility of a devastating military strike against the Islamic state.
Trump issued a statement on social media Wednesday morning reaffirming the U.S. position that it will never be able to obtain nuclear weapons. After a day after Trump met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House.
“I hope Iran will become a great and successful country, but a country that cannot have nuclear weapons,” Trump wrote. “The report said that the United States, which cooperates with Israel, will greatly exaggerate Iran’s entry into Iran.”
“I prefer a proven nuclear peace agreement that will allow Iran to grow and prosper peacefully. We should start our efforts immediately and have a large Middle East celebration when signed and completed. God bless the Middle East!” he added.
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The call for negotiations comes after Trump caught the attention on Tuesday night, saying the United States would “take over” control of the Gaza Strip.
Trump said: “The United States will take over the Gaza Strip, and we will also work with them.” “We will have it and be responsible for demolishing all the dangers on the scene, unopened bombs and other weapons.”
Netanyahu praised Trump for his ability to “think” at a joint press conference.
President Donald Trump calls on Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to begin a nuclear deal. (Iran Leader’s Press Office/Handout/Anadolu via Getty Images)
Hamas also wrote A statement criticized Trump’s comments after a few hours of meeting with Netanyahu.
The organization said: “We refused Trump’s remarks. He said that the residents of the Gaza Strip had no choice but to leave. We believe that they were the secrets of chaos and tensions in the area.”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has left, praising President Donald Trump’s ability to “think” about the United States’ takeover of Gaza. (Reuters/Lia Michael)
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After the ceasefire began, Hamas recently reiterated its control over the Gaza Strip and said that it would not release the hostages. Without the end of the war, all the Israeli forces evacuated.
