Trump agrees to resume talks with Iran, but warns Tehran that the ceasefire is "over."
The president of the United States has also ordered the Pentagon to bomb Iran "as never before" if it is killed by a "plot" by the Islamic Republic.
Donald Trump, President of the United States. Stock Photo: Europa Press
U.S.PresidentDonald Trump announced on Friday the resumptionof talks with Iran, but warned the Islamic Republic that this decision will not restoretheprevious truce , broken this week by tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and armed attacks between the two countries.
"The Islamic Republic of Iran has asked us to continue the talks, but the United Stateshas made it clear to them that the previous ceasefire was suspended, "Trump said in a social media message.
On Thursday, the US president advanced that he was aware of the rapprochement with Iran in order to "reach an agreement "to end this new episode of the crisis, but immediately declared that he had no confidence in Tehran's intentions.
Regarding the possibility of increasing military strikesin this conflict , Trump has stressed that he would win "very quickly" because the United States has already "won militarily. "" There is very little left (of the Iranians), "Trump said after participating in the NATO summit in Ankara.
Trump's Ultimatum
Likewise, the US president has ordered the Pentagon to bomb Iran "like never before"if it is killed by a" plot "by the Islamic Republic.
"I have given instructionsthat if something happens, Iran should be bombed like never before, "the US president stressed when asked about a possible plan to kill.
"I hopeyou miss him, "he added, being asked about this possible murder, but the president hinted that they had no news of these intentions.
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