Trump criticizes Iran’s leadership crisis, highlighting negotiation challenges and economic issues.
Washington: (RightNow) U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Iran’s leadership, stating no one wants to become president there. Speaking at a rally in South Carolina, he claimed Iran is the only country where there’s no desire to become president.
Trump expressed concern over not knowing whom to negotiate with in Iran. He added that Iran’s top leadership is gone, and some members of the third-tier leadership have been killed.
President Trump asserted that Iran no longer has the capability to maintain its navy, air force, or defense manufacturing. He mentioned that Iran lacks funds to pay its military and police.
He further stated that inflation in Iran has reached 350%. Trump expressed willingness to make a deal but noted they are not ready for the right deal.
It is noteworthy that negotiations between Iran and the U.S. are stalled, and Trump’s administration has imposed several sanctions on Iran.














