President Trump: Iran wants to ‘desperately meet’ with us
Trump said Iran wants to meet as U.S. strikes and retaliatory attacks continue to threaten shipping and regional infrastructure, officials said.
- President Donald Trump warned that the U.S. will strike strongly any Iranian site linked to nuclear weapon development and claimed Iran desperately seeks talks as it faces heavy losses.
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched attacks on U.S.-linked military targets in Jordan, Kuwait, and Bahrain during 'Nasr 2' and 'Lightning' operations, alleging damage and casualties.
- Kuwait protested Iran's attacks on its oil tanker and consecutive missile and drone strikes on power and desalination plants, causing fires and shutdowns.
- The U.S. Central Command conducted its tenth consecutive night of strikes against Iranian military sites to degrade its ability to attack shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring continued commercial vessel transit.
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Trump claims Iran desperately seeks talks to stop being decimated; Tehran defiant amid ongoing strikes - The Tribune
"Iran's been given every opportunity to negotiate, to show that they're reasonable on the Strait of Hormuz--but if they're going to shoot at commercial shipping, then we're going to hit them 10x harder. Every night, we're degrading them further and further," Trump said.
Trump claims Iran "desperately" seeks talks to stop being "decimated"; Tehran defiant amid ongoing strikes
"Iran's been given every opportunity to negotiate, to show that they're reasonable on the Strait of Hormuz--but if they're going to shoot at commercial shipping, then we're going to hit them 10x harder. Every night, we're degrading them further and further," Trump said.
Watch Trump Says Iran 'Desperately' Wants to Meet to End War
President Donald Trump says if Iran-backed Houthi militants in Yemen try to disrupt shipping in the Red Sea, the US will "take care of it." He also says Iran desperately wants to meet, but "until they’re ready to meet in a meaningful way we have no interest." Trump spoke at a White House meeting with Lebanon’s president, vowing to continue the fight.
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