Trump: Iran Should "Do the Right Thing" to End Conflict
President Donald Trump called on Iran's leadership to "do the right thing" regarding a deal with the United States, stating that doing so would end the conflict.
Trump said the situation involving Iran would conclude soon, provided the Iranian side "does something right." He expressed a preference against an outcome where Iran "won't be around."
"There's a group of people who want that because they say you can't make a deal with people who won't abide by it," Trump commented, seemingly referring to those who oppose a deal with Iran.
The US and Israel began striking targets in Iran on February 28, with Iran retaliating with its own strikes. A memorandum to cease hostilities was signed by Tehran and Washington in mid-June, but further strikes were exchanged later. The conflict remains unresolved.
English Translation:
President Donald Trump urged Iran's leadership to "do the right thing" concerning a deal with the United States, promising that the conflict would then end.
"It will end very soon one way or another: they do something right or they won't be around," Trump stated at a rally in Texas, speaking about the situation involving Iran.
The US President said he would not wish for a development where "they won't be around," apparently referring to Iran's leadership. "There's a group of people who want that because they say you can't make a deal with people who won't abide by it," Trump said.
The US and Israel began striking targets in Iran on February 28, to which Iran responded with its own strikes. In mid-June, Tehran and Washington signed a memorandum on ceasing hostilities, but later exchanged strikes again. Currently, the conflict remains unresolved.
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