Trump says he doesn't think that “has yet to come times” for an agreement with Iran

US President Donald Trump on Friday commented on the war with Iran and the recent developments in the region.
To War
Everything's going extremely well. Do not believe false news”, Trump said during his speech at the White House Correspondent Association dinner, writes CNN.
He added that the United States has been pushing Iran too heavily” and that Tehran no longer has maritime and air capacity.
There are very few fears left, regardless of what you see” He said.
For Talks with Iran
Trump also said he believes Iran “would like much to reach an agreement”, but that he doesn't think “is still nearly”.
I don't think the time has come, but I'm willing to listen,” said the president.
Earlier Friday, speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump stressed that the US is conducting active negotiations with Iran. However, he warned that it is possible for the American Army to continue or even escalate the bombing campaign. According to him, “still has many possibilities” for how the conflict might end.
These comments came after Trump held a meeting with his highest advisers and cabinet members to discuss a possible escalation of war, according to a source known to the issue.
The president said Iran appears to be becoming the most serious “” in the ongoing negotiations.
I think they're much more serious than we've ever seen before. But that does not mean that we will reach a” agreement, he said.
For the U.S. nuclear agreement, Saudi Arabia
Trump said he and his Energy Secretary had not discussed the issue when asked whether Chris Wright had authorised to sign the deal.
According to a source known to the issue, Trump interrupted the agreement process, which had been in negotiations for a long time after being surprised by the Energy Department announcement published this week.










