Trump: There's a deal with Iran, but there's a growing distrust of them

On 1 August, United States President Tripp addressed a cabinet meeting and when asked whether the ceasefire should be restored after an attack in turn with Iran, Trump said: “We just want to win.” Trump said: “We did very well. We are trying to be friendly — as friendly as possible in this case, but, you know, they are being hit hard. They have no navy, no air force and no air defence. This does not mean that they are completely incapable — they do have some, but very little.” He added: “The problem is simple: Iran will not possess nuclear weapons, nor will they. If they had, the Middle East would have been destroyed.” When asked about expectations for the next four weeks, Trump said to journalists that Washington would strike Iran “very harshly”. "At some point, they'll say we can't take it." In addition, Trump, speaking about Iran, stated that an agreement could be reached, with the participation of Vitkov, Kouchner, Vance and Rubio. However, he was increasingly distrustful of the Iranians because they were lying. During our negotiations, they fired five missiles at Jordan. The way Iran negotiated, according to Trump, upsets me. It would have taken them seven hours。