There is no quiet week either behind closed doors or facing the world. for the Israel’s constant attacks on Lebanon. The measure, whose effects remain to be seen, represents a departure from the agreement that Tehran and Washington have been pursuing for months and under a fragile ceasefire that remains even after two attacks.
Iran’s warning was responded to by Donald Trump shortly after the official media in Tehran released the news. Although alleging that the US has not received confirmation, the North American president has surprised the classify the interruption as ‘normal’ of diplomatic contacts.
“It’s logical, because They are better negotiators than combatants. But they have not informed us of this,” Trump said this Monday in an interview with NBC News.
After months of constant aggressive rhetoric against the ayatollah regime and negative promises of all kinds ——, now Trump has urged caution. And something even rarer in him, “silence.”
In the opinion of the 47th president of the United States, the interruption of contact is even logical, because “the parties have talked too much”. And in that scenario he believes that The best thing right now is to “keep silent”.
A representative says it accustomed to accounting for everything what he is working on, sometimes in the form of an announcement, sometimes as an expression of his will. For weeks it has been approaching, receding, resumed and paralyzed without interruption, while Tehran limited itself to always confirming or denying facts. in retrospect.
Controversial in multiple aspects, what no one can point out about Trump is that he turns his back on the microphones. He has not lacked detail in public about his disputes with Iraneven contributing (which were later not fulfilled), or with specific justifications for not go to the wedding of his son because “he considers it important to remain in the White House.”
Given his lack of success so far in negotiations with Iran, Donald Trump now seems to have changed the script and requests some “silence.” And he warns, in an attempt to detente, that this lack of communication with the Islamic republic “does not mean that we are going to go there and start throwing bombs everywhere.”
