Trump: I don't care if Iran returns to the negotiating table
It was reported that Trump was asked at Andrews Joint Base in Maryland on the same day about how long Iran might agree to hold a second round of talks. Trump told the media, "I don't care if they come back." If they don't come back, I don't care.
Trump said that negotiations to end the war were not a top priority and listed what he regarded as key victories. He gave an example, saying, "Their missiles have been basically exhausted, and their ability to manufacture missiles and drones has also been largely destroyed."
Negotiations between the United States and Iran in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, ended on the 12th, with no agreement reached between the two sides. The Iranian side said that the negotiations were in an atmosphere of "distrust and suspicion", and the two sides had differences on two or three important issues. The US side claimed that it has very clearly stated its "red line", but the Iranian side does not accept the US conditions.
After the negotiations ended in failure, Trump posted on social media on the 12th, threatening to "seal off" the Strait of Hormuz. The Wall Street Journal of the United States also reported on the 12th that Trump is considering resuming limited military strikes against Iran while blocking the Strait of Hormuz.
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