Trump: US does not need a deal with Iran

President Donald Trump has directed his VP to focus on domestic affairs, emphasizing that there is no intention to pursue negotiations with Tehran.

United States President Donald Trump has declared that Washington does not need a deal with Iran and that the days of negotiations on the matter have passed, as reported by the South China Morning Post and Axios. Consequently, Trump has directed Vice President J.D. Vance to focus his full attention on addressing alleged corruption in Democrat-run cities and states rather than engaging with issues related to the war with Iran.

Trump's statement follows earlier reports suggesting that Vance had been considering diplomatic avenues. Political analysts note that any congressional initiative to halt the fighting would face significant hurdles, as Trump is expected to veto such measures, according to the Jerusalem Post. Further details have not yet been released.