Trump Claims Iran’s Capabilities Weakened, Says Washington Ready for More Action
US President Donald Trump has claimed that Iran's manufacturing capability has been reduced by approximately 85 per cent, asserting that Tehran is engaging in discussions with Washington in a polite manner.
Speaking on the ongoing military engagement with Iran, Trump said there was a good chance the conflict could come to an end through ongoing discussions. He expressed confidence that the conclusion of the military engagement would make the American people and the international community safer and more secure.
Trump also accused Iran of killing numerous people and said that the outcome of the military engagement would contribute to greater global security.
However, issuing a stern warning, the US President said Washington remained prepared for further military action if required. "If we do have to go back in, we are locked and loaded and ready to go," Trump said.
His remarks underline Washington's continued military readiness even as diplomatic engagement with Tehran remains underway.
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