US President Donald Trump has announced to completely end the ongoing ceasefire with Iran. Trump has made it clear that talking to Iran will now be just a waste of time. Under no circumstances will they allow it to make nuclear weapons. After Trump’s announcement, Israel’s ‘Mission Badla’ has now become active. Some news has been leaked from Israeli media, according to which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has prepared a plan to launch a huge air strike on Iran’s military and nuclear targets.
It is being said that after Trump has freed his hands, Israel can now settle its old score with Iran. This whole war started with Donald Trump’s strong statement which has created an earthquake in international politics. Trump has warned Tehran that he will not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons at any cost. Trump did not stop here, he gave a hint of ‘regime change’ in Iran and said that ‘Iran’s power is not in the right hands’.
Trump believes that talking to the current rulers of Iran is just a waste of time. This changed attitude of America has shattered the morale of Iran, because till now the shield of sanctions and ceasefire which was protecting Iran, has been broken by Trump himself.
What did Trump say in his statement?
President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire agreement with Iran is ‘dead’. Speaking to NATO chief Mark Rutte ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, President Trump responded to questions about Iran by saying, “I think it’s over. Every time they attack, they get a response.”
On the status of ceasefire with Iran, US President Donald Trump said, “I think it’s over. I don’t want to deal with them anymore. They are bad people. They are led by sick people. I will talk to my negotiators. They want to negotiate, they are good people, but they have to come back to me. As far as I am concerned, dealing with them is just a waste of time.”
Dealing with Iran is just a waste of time: Trump
The US President has called further diplomatic talks with Iran a “waste of time”. Trump made the comments when a journalist questioned whether the ceasefire with Iran had broken down and whether the 14-point memorandum of understanding had effectively become void. Speaking at the NATO summit in Türkiye, Trump also said he was “not happy with NATO on the issue of Greenland and Iran.”