Trump: Will Meet with Negotiators to Discuss Iran’s Latest Proposal
Svmuu reported that Trump said he would meet with negotiators later that day to discuss Iran’s latest proposal and will likely decide whether to resume war by Sunday. Trump stated that he has a "50/50" attitude toward whether a "good" deal can be reached, or whether to bomb Iran. (Jin Shi)
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