01.02.2026 09:11
While the US-Iran tension continues, President Donald Trump made a new statement. Speaking about claims of an impending attack on Iran, Trump said, "Iran is talking to us and negotiating, so we will see what happens. The last time we negotiated, they had to dismantle their nuclear program, and it didn't work."
U.S. President Donald Trump made statements regarding a potential attack on Iran during an interview with American Fox News channel.
Trump, who argued that it was not right to inform allied countries in the Middle East about his plans regarding Iran, expressed that sharing developments related to these preparations with regional allies could be "worse than sharing with the media."
"IRAN IS TALKING TO US"
Trump said, "But look, the plan is that (Iran) is talking to us. We will see if we can do something or not; otherwise, we will see what happens."
REFERRED TO UNFAVORABLE NEGOTIATIONS
While recalling the statements of U.S. allies in the region that Iran is always open to negotiation, the U.S. President confirmed this information and referred to previous unfavorable negotiations regarding achieving a result from negotiations with Iran.
"THEY ARE NEGOTIATING, WE WILL SEE WHAT HAPPENS"
Trump stated, "That's true, but they are negotiating, so we will see what happens. The last time we negotiated, we had to disable their nuclear program, and it didn't work."
Additionally, sharing information that the U.S. has a "large fleet" approaching Iran, Trump said, "It's even larger than what we have in Venezuela."
WHAT HAD HAPPENED?
Thousands of protesters killed during protests that started due to economic problems in Iran had drawn the U.S. response. Following claims that the demonstrators would be executed, U.S. President Donald Trump seriously threatened the Tehran administration and sent the navy to Iran after tensions escalated. U.S. and Israeli media reported in their latest news that the attack, which has alarmed the world, would take place today.