U.S. President Donald Trump expressed confidence that Iran will enter negotiations ahead of the scheduled talks in Pakistan, while signaling a warning of severe consequences if Tehran refuses to engage.
Trump gave a brief telephone interview on the radio program "The John Fredericks Show," firmly asserting his belief that Iran will return to the negotiating table because if they do not, they will face problems on an unprecedented scale.
The U.S. leader also expressed hope that the negotiations will lead to a fair agreement, which would help Iran rebuild the country, emphasizing that if such an agreement is reached, Iran will have no nuclear weapons.
Before ending the interview, Trump addressed the rationale for military action against Iran, affirming that it is unavoidable and necessary for the United States.
Trump concluded the interview by stating that past actions have been effective and expressing confidence that the situation will ultimately be resolved.
. Source: CNN
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