US EditionTrump Says There Will Be No Deal with Iran Except 'Unconditional Surrender'
- U.S. President Donald Trump stated that the only acceptable outcome for ending hostilities with Iran is 'unconditional surrender.'
- Trump emphasized that after Iran's capitulation, the U.S. and allies would help make Iran 'economically bigger, better, and stronger than ever before.'
- He reiterated that there will be no deal with Iran except for 'unconditional surrender.'
- Trump introduced a new slogan, 'MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN ,' paralleling his previous political branding.
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Iran apologizes to Gulf but war still rages across region
Iran's President made an unusual apology to neighbouring states for its 'actions' on Saturday, apparently seeking to calm regional anger at Iranian strikes on Gulf civilian targets, as the Middle East war entered a second week with Israel and Iran trading blows.
Tehran Vows Resistance, Apologises for Strikes on Neighbors
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian declared on Saturday, March 7th, that Iran will never yield unconditionally to Israel or the United States. The announcement comes after air strikes by the two countries that began on February 28th, which killed Iran’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, and have fuelled a rapid escalation in the region. In a televised address on Saturday, Pezeshkian said Iran’s adversaries would never succeed in forcing the Iranian…
On Friday, US President Donald Trump had said that only Tehran's "unconditional surrender" can end the war in the Middle East.
'Must Take Idea Of Us Surrendering To Their Graves,' Says Iran President After Trump Calls For Surrender From Iran
The Iranian President's response follows US President Donald Trump earlier declaring that there would be "no deal with Iran except unconditional surrender", asserting that Tehran must capitulate before any diplomatic negotiations can proceed.
The tycoon pushes on the exchange. The hawks: "We do not take orders from the Epstein gang." Putin calls Iranian president Pezeshkian: "The hostilities must cease"
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