Trump assures that Iran will negotiate in Pakistan or “face problems never seen before”
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, assured this Monday morning in an interview that Iran will sit at the negotiating table scheduled for this Tuesday in the capital of Pakistan, Islamabad, or Tehran “will face problems never seen before”, a few hours before the ceasefire comes to an end.
During a brief telephone interview on the radio program The John’s Frederciks ShowTrump has insisted on seeing his Iranian counterparts in a new round of talks in Islamabad, while threatening the Islamic Republic with possible consequences that he did not want to clarify. However, until now, the Iranian authorities have only stated that they have not made a decision on the matter. “They are going to have to negotiate, and if they don’t, they are going to face problems never seen before,” he noted.
The tenant of the White House has been optimistic that a “fair” agreement will be reached with them and that reconstruction can begin “without nuclear weapons.” Regarding the beginning of the conflict, Trump has once again justified the offensive launched on February 28 with Israel against Iran, claiming that “they had no other option” and that it was “necessary.” “We have done a great job and we will close it. Everyone will be happy,” he assured. (EP)
