'I don't care about the midterms': Trump says he's in no rush to reach deal with Iran
Summary
President Donald Trump said he is not in a hurry to make a deal with Iran and is not worried about the upcoming midterm elections. He emphasized that the main goal is to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons and that sanctions will not be eased unless Iran behaves properly.Key Facts
- President Trump stated he does not care about the midterm elections when it comes to negotiating with Iran.
- He said Iran thought they could wait out his administration to get a better deal before the elections.
- Trump highlighted the importance of stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons as the top priority.
- He rejected any short-term deal that would let Iran and Oman control the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route.
- Trump threatened Oman, a U.S. ally, warning it must allow free passage through the Strait or face consequences.
- The president said no sanctions on Iran will be lifted until Iran complies with terms.
- He mentioned the U.S. is holding control over money that Iran claims is theirs, and this will only be returned if Iran behaves properly.
- Trump said current talks with Iran are unsatisfactory but hinted that the U.S. might take stronger action if needed.
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