Trump assures that Iran will not have an atomic weapon. “They can set us up”

US President Donald Trump assessed on Monday that Iran “brings” America, pretending to be a desire to talk about his nuclear program. As he noted, he is ready to do “something very strong” to ensure that Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons.

In this way, Trump commented on the Saturday American-Iranian conversations in Oman. When asked about the next round of negotiations scheduled for next Saturday, Trump assessed that a weekly break in conversations is a long time.

“So I think they can bring us to us. But Iran must get rid of the concept of nuclear weapons. They can't have nuclear weapons. And I think they keep us because they were so accustomed to dealing with stupid people in this country” – said Trump, when asked about conversations during a meeting with the president of Salwador Nayib, Bukele in the White House.

He added that Iran wants to be a “great nation”, but he will not have a chance to be great if he decides to acquire nuclear weapons.

“They cannot have nuclear weapons and must act quickly because they are quite close to having weapons. (Ale) they will not have it. And if we have to do something very strong, we will do it. And I do not do it for us. I do it for the world. These are radicalized people and they cannot have nuclear weapons” – he said.

On Sunday, the US President assessed that his envoy Steve Witkoff had “very good” talks with the head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Iran in Oman, and the Department of State described them as “positive and constructive” and as a step forward. It was the first direct meeting of representatives of both countries at such a high level since 2018.

From Washington Oskar Górzyński (PAP)

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