Trump Says He Is Weighing Whether to End Conflict With Iran 'the Nice Way'
The US president said he believes the core problem is uncertainty over who is actually running the country.
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US President Donald Trump said he is in the process of deciding whether to end the conflict with Iran "the nice way," according to TASS.
Trump added that he believes the central difficulty in dealing with Iran is that "nobody knows who the hell is running the country," pointing to uncertainty over the structure of authority within the Iranian government and leadership.
The remarks are the latest in a series of public comments from Trump regarding US policy toward Iran, as tensions between Washington and Tehran have remained a persistent feature of regional and global diplomacy.
Trump did not elaborate in the available remarks on what ending the conflict "the nice way" would specifically entail, nor did he specify an alternative approach he might pursue if that path were not taken.
The comments come amid continued uncertainty over the trajectory of US-Iran relations, with various regional conflicts involving Iran-aligned groups continuing to factor into broader Middle East tensions.
Sources
- Trump claims to be in procces of mulling whether to end conflict with Iran 'the nice way' — TASS (Russia)
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