On the brink of a decision on whether to launch another major attack against Iran. A few days ago, US President Donald Trump told the US media 'Axios'. However, in his speech to the General Assembly of the United Nations on Tuesday, the US President said in a warning tone, “Either there will be a peace agreement or I will send Iran to hell.”
In his speech to a packed United Nations meeting today, Trump said, “I have to make a big decision. Is there going to be an agreement with Iran that will help rebuild the country and make it a much stronger and more developed country than it has ever been. Maybe become one of the best in the Middle East, or even the world?” Then he said, “Shall I wipe out the Islamic Republic. And do it quickly—so that they never have another chance to kill and destroy people and countries?”
Trump answered the question himself, though. He said that America will make an agreement with Iran after the November 3 mid-term elections. “I believe we will reach an agreement right after the election, because they have no logical reason not to. They are waiting to see how I do in the midterm (US) elections,” he said.
When Trump rose to address the UN General Assembly on Tuesday, all but one of Iran's delegates walked out of the session. Initially, the US President made his statement about the Iran war of the last six months. After that, he said in a tone of warning, either there will be an agreement, or we will send Iran to hell.