Trump hints at strikes on Iran nuclear sites: Iran’s ‘got a lot of trouble’

president Donald Trump said that the matter has ended in the air whether he would sign the military strikes targeting Iranian nuclear facilities – the comments that came when his administration weighs our participation in the growing conflict between Israel and Iran.

Trump told correspondents outside the White House on Wednesday that he did not rule out whether the United States would strike Iranian nuclear installations, but said that the coming days or “next week will be very large.”

In addition, Trump said that the capital of Iran, Tehran, is facing many problems as it seeks to come to the negotiating table after abandoning the talks scheduled for Sunday.

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“Yes, I may do it. I may not do it. I mean, no one knows what I will do. I can tell you that Iran is facing a lot of troubles, and they want to negotiate,” Trump told reporters on Wednesday. “And I said, why didn’t you negotiate with me before all this death and destruction? Why didn’t you go?

Trump previously said he believed Iran was very close to obtaining a nuclear weapon and prompted Iran to sign a nuclear agreement. Although the talks were scheduled between the United States and Iran in Amman on Sunday, Iran withdrew on Friday from discussions.

Trump doubled in his previous statements on Wednesday, stressing that Iran cannot obtain a nuclear weapon.

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President Donald Trump and a picture of an Israeli strike on Iran. Trump said he believed that Israel and Iran could compel a deal to stop fighting between the two countries. (Getty Images; AP)

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“This is not just a threat that you can have. We have been threatened by Iran for many years,” Trump said. “You know, if I went back and looked at my history, if I came back 15 years, I was saying that we could not allow Iran with a nuclear weapon. I was saying it for a long time.”

As a result, Trump told reporters that he presented Iran “final final.”

“Maybe you can eventually call it – final final, right?” He said.

Tensions between Israel and Iran escalated on Thursday after Israel fired huge air strikes against Iranian nuclear sites, which Israel claims many high -ranking military leaders. In response, Iran also fired strikes against Israel, while two military campaigns are satisfied with each other.

While Foreign Minister Marco Rubio initially said that the United States did not participate in the strikes against Iran, Trump later told Reuters that he was aware of the attacks early.

Meanwhile, Iran said that the United States, which is entering the conflict means “a comprehensive war.”

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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khounai speaks during a meeting with nuclear scientists and the employees of the Atomic Energy Organization in Iran. (Iranian Supreme Leader Office/Anna/Reuters)

“Any American intervention will be a recipe for a comprehensive war in the region,” Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman, Ismail Bajili, said on Wednesday during an interview with the English island.

Trump has long warned that Iran may face military consequences if it fails to negotiate a nuclear agreement, and signed an executive order in February, asking the Treasury Department to implement “maximum economic pressure” on Iran through a series of sanctions aimed at drowning oil export in Iran.