Trump: I want to reach an agreement with Iran

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: US President Donald Trump announced in a speech in Riyadh that he wants to reach an agreement with Iran to "make the world safer."

 

He continued to repeat his previous claims about the policies of his presidency and said: "In my first term, I imposed unprecedented sanctions on Iran; they had no money!"

 

Criticizing the Biden administration, Trump claimed that the lifting of sanctions by this administration has allowed Iran to finance itself. He also warned: "If an agreement is not reached, I will apply maximum pressure until Iran's oil exports reach zero."

 

In another part of his speech, the US President mentioned other issues, including Syria, Yemen and the Russia-Ukraine negotiations.

 

Donald Trump added: China has decided to cooperate with the United States in trade and other areas. He also said: We should all hope that the new Syrian government will succeed in establishing stability in the country.

 

Trump added: We want the Middle East to be defined by trade, not chaos, and by technology exports, not terrorism! Marco Rubio met with the Syrian Foreign Minister. I want to stop the sanctions on Syria so that I can give Syria a second chance.

 

Trump added: We are working hard to free the prisoners (from Hamas). This week, the last American prisoner was released this week. The people of Gaza deserve a better life!