Washington: US President Donald Trump has said that his
representatives are going to Islamabad for talks and will be in Pakistan
tomorrow. In a statement released on social media, he accused Iran of serious
violations of the ceasefire and said that he is hopeful that the parties are
close to an agreement, that a deal with Iran, 'friendly or difficult', will be
done in one way or another and that the US has made a very good and fair offer
to Iran.
The US president warned that if an agreement is not reached,
he will take steps that no US president has been able to take in the last 47
years. Furthermore, he took a tough stance and said that if Iran does not
accept the deal, its power plants and bridges could be targeted.
He said that Iran is losing about $500 million a day due to
the closure of the Strait of Hormuz. He also claimed that Iran has targeted
French and British ships.
Post a Comment