THE Donald Trump He warned Iran that things would go “bad” unless there was an agreement on his nuclear program, next announcement by Tehran that he responded to the letter of the US president requesting talks.
Donald Trump, who withdrew the US in 2018 from the international agreement with Iran during his first term and reinstated harsh economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic, is now open to the dialogue with Tehran for supervising its nuclear activities.
White house tenant, who recently announced that he sent a letter to Iran, said he prefers an agreement but also threatened Tehran in case of failure.
“My preference (…) is to be able to agree with Iran,” the Republican president from the Oval Office said. “But if we fail to agree, things will go wrong” for Iran, he warned.
Iranian diplomat leader Abbas Aragschi said on Thursday that his country responded to the letter of the US President, without specifying its content.