Trump announces new war against Iran
Donald Trump confirmed in a Time interview his readiness to destroy Iran, stating that this would create world peace. He did not rule out intensifying bombings after the midterm elections, noting the significant US weapons stockpile. Trump previously rejected Tehran's proposal for a seven-day truce and the restoration of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.
Donald Trump confirmed in an interview with Time magazine his readiness to resume hostilities against Iran, up to the destruction of the Islamic Republic. When asked by a journalist how this aligns with his statements about seeking peace, Trump replied: 'Because by destroying Iran, we will create world peace. With Iran, I don't think peace can ever be achieved.' The US president did not rule out intensifying bombings of Iran after the midterm elections, emphasizing that the United States has a significant weapons stockpile. Earlier, Kursor reported that Trump rejected Tehran's proposal for a seven-day truce and made it clear to advisors that he allows for the resumption of strikes after the November congressional elections. Washington also rejected Iran's proposal to restore navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. Trump stated that the American side now has 'full control' over the strait. Meanwhile, indirect contacts continue through Qatar and other regional mediators, and Trump is not yet sure that Iran will agree to Washington's demands regarding its nuclear program.