Trump: Iran Dares Not Admit Negotiations, US Has Won Too Thoroughly in Iran
Svmuu News According to Jinshi, US President Trump, while speaking at a fundraising dinner for the Republican Congressional Committee in Washington D.C., insisted that negotiations are ongoing with Iran, stating "Iran is desperate to make a deal, but they dare not say it openly." Trump claimed this is because its leaders "fear being killed by their own people, and also fear being killed by the US." He also stated that the US has "won too thoroughly" in Iran. (Jinshi)
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