US Iran Conflict: US President Donald Trump has again claimed that Iran was ready to talk to him, but he rejected this demand outright. Trump made this big statement through a short post of Truth. Tagging an article in the Washington Post, the US President wrote that Iran’s army and leadership are destroyed and it is too late to negotiate with Iran.
In fact, a Washington Post editorial praised Trump’s decision to attack Iran. In response to which Trump praised himself and wrote that Iran’s air defense, air force, navy and leadership have been destroyed. He wanted to talk but I said, “It’s too late”.
Donald Trump appeals to Iranians to topple the government
It is noteworthy that on Sunday, Donald Trump had said that he would talk to the leaders of Iran at their request. Apart from this, he continued the air strike started from February 28 and also appealed to the Iranians to topple the government, but through his statement today, he made it clear that he is not ready for talks.
Iran said a big thing
While on one hand Donald Trump is claiming that Iran requested him for talks, on the other hand Iran has clearly distanced itself from it. Ali Larijani, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said on Monday that he is not having any talks with the US regarding establishing peace. Apart from this, Larijani also rejected the reports in Western media claiming that Tehran requested for talks with Washington.
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America wants to destroy Tehran
Since February 28, America and Israel have been taking military action against Iran. Hundreds of people have lost their lives in this conflict, including many senior political and military officials of Iran. In the Department of War press briefing held on Monday, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth made it clear that America’s intention is to destroy Tehran’s security infrastructure. He also said that the US is attacking Iran in a precise, comprehensive and bold manner.
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