Trump: Tehran Seeks Agreement After Receiving Severe Blows

US President Donald Trump affirmed that Iran is showing a strong desire to reach an agreement with the United States, pointing out that his country has dealt severe blows to Tehran to pressure it into accepting a settlement. In press statements, Trump stressed that the US administration is handling the Iranian file firmly, likening its policy toward Iran to its previous policy toward Venezuela.

Trump explained that "the coming days will be decisive in determining the course of relations between the two countries," stressing that US military operations were necessary, and his administration had no other alternative. Trump touched upon his country's military capabilities, emphasizing that the US military is the strongest in the world, and announced his efforts to increase the defense budget to $1.5 trillion to enhance these capabilities.

These statements coincide with continuing regional tension, the exchange of military operations between the two sides, and ongoing disagreements over the Iranian nuclear program, in addition to the economic and security repercussions of closing parts of the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, informed sources indicate intensive diplomatic efforts behind the scenes to reach initial understandings aimed at reducing the intensity of military escalation in the region.