'No rush' to talks to Iran, says US President Trump

Washington (Web Desk): Former U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that Iran’s nuclear facilities have been completely destroyed and stated that there is no urgency to engage in dialogue with Tehran.

Speaking to the media, Trump asserted that nuclear talks with Iran would only resume if Iran halts its uranium enrichment program. However, Iran has rejected this condition, emphasizing its right to peacefully use nuclear energy.

Commenting on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Trump criticized the Biden administration, blaming its weak foreign policy for the outbreak of the war. He warned that if a peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine is not reached within 50 days, the U.S. will impose a 100% import tariff on all of Russia’s trade partners.

Trump also claimed that Ukraine has been provided with military aid and accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of failing to live up to his peace commitments.

Additionally, Trump claimed credit for preventing a potential war between Pakistan and India.

It is worth noting that nuclear negotiations between Iran and the U.S. have faced setbacks due to Israeli strikes. However, with the recent reduction in conflict, there are signs that talks may resume soon.