Trump doesn't halt in threats. “There will be bombing”

Donald Trump referred to relations with Iran during a Saturday conversation with NBC News correspondent.

– If they don't make an agreement, there will be bombing. said the president, adding that he threatened to punish Iran with something he called ‘secondary tariffs’.

Trump has already announced that if Tehran refuses to negociate a fresh atomic agreement, “bad things will happen to Iran”.

It was unclear whether Trump was threatening to bomb the U.S. aircraft themselves, or whether he was in surgery. coordinated with Israel.

Israeli abroad Minister Gideon Saar said “Politico” at the end of last period that “to halt Iran's atomic program before it is armed, it should be on the table reliable military optionIt’s okay. ”

Analysts say Iran could be by a fewer weeks from producing atomic weapons – although Tehran denies that he is building specified weapons. However, specified an attack carries a hazard of the conflict spreading to A wider scale.

Nuclear program. Trump sent a letter with a proposal to Iran

In 2018 Trump has withdrawn the United States of an agreement to mitigate sanctions imposed on Iran in exchange for limiting his atomic program.

Now, in his second term, he said is open to discuss a fresh agreement that could reduce the hazard of military escalation.

Early in March Trump revealed that sent a letter with the proposal of specified talks to Iran's ultimate leader, Ayatollah Ali Chamenei.

Meanwhile, Trump continued his program ‘maximum pressure’ means imposing additional sanctions and threatening military action.

USA-Iran. Tehran refused to negociate with Washington.

Tehran, Deeply Suspicious to the US administration after Trump withdrew from the first atomic agreement, refused direct negotiations with Washington.

According to NBC Trump besides said American and Iranian officials “talk”But he didn't give details.

In a video, published early on Sunday by Iranian state media, president Masoud Pezeshkian said that Tehran's consequence to Trump, delivered to Oman brokers by abroad Minister Abbas Araghchi, said "direct negotiations have been rejected".

However, Pezeshkian added that "the highest leader besides stressed that indirect negotiations may continue."

– We do not avoid negotiations," said Pezeshkian, a reformer who called for a resume atomic talks from the US.

– It was alternatively their infidelity that caused our problems so far. They must prove that they can gain assurance in the decision, and I hope that this will happen," he added.

It was unclear whether Trump had spoken to NBC before or after Pezeshkian made his comments.

Oman in the Pastand served as an intermediary between the US and Iran.

Source: AFP