President Donald Trump has once again issued an open warning to Iran. Regarding the interim agreement between America and Iran, Trump has said, ‘If the terms of the deal are not followed, I will do whatever has to be done.’ Trump gave a clear message that if Iran’s behavior regarding the peace deal is not correct, Washington will take strict action.
While talking to reporters at the White House on Monday, Trump again warned Iran. When journalists asked Trump about the terms of the peace deal, he said, ‘If Iran does not follow the agreement, or its behavior is not right, then I will do whatever I have to do.’ This statement of Trump has come at a time when recently the first round of talks between the representatives of the two countries to establish peace in West Asia was completed in Switzerland.
Let us tell you that only last week, Trump and Iranian President Masood Pejeshkian had signed the interim agreement between America and Iran. 16 conditions were laid down by both the countries regarding this deal. Speaking at the White House, Trump said that the funds being released for Iran will ultimately benefit American farmers because grain will be purchased from them.
This condition was imposed to free the properties
Trump’s statement came when Iranian officials refuted claims that it was necessary for Tehran to buy agricultural products only from America. Let us tell you that Trump has put strict conditions on the use of Iran’s financial assets on which sanctions are being lifted under the agreement. President Trump said that all this money will be used only to buy food items from America.
Purpose to benefit America’s farmers
Trump said, “All this money will come back to buy food, which Iran desperately needs. There are 91 million people there and they are not able to feed them. So the money we are freeing up will also benefit our farmers.”