Trump: US does not need a deal with Iran

US President Donald Trump clarified that his country does not need a deal with Tehran and directed his vice president to focus on domestic issues.

United States President Donald Trump has declared that Washington does not need a deal with Iran, stating that the time for negotiations has passed. According to reports from Makor Rishon and Infobae, the President asserted that the US already holds "hundreds of billions of dollars" belonging to the Iranian regime and controls the Strait of Hormuz, rendering further measures against Tehran unnecessary.

Following this stance, Trump directed his Vice President, J.D. Vance, to stop focusing on the Iran issue and to dedicate his full attention to combating corruption in cities and states run by the Democratic Party. Further details have not yet been released.