10.06.2026 19:20
US President Donald Trump made a new statement regarding Iran. Trump stated that they carried out very harsh attacks on Iran yesterday and said, "We will strike Iran very hard today as well. Iran must now sign the agreement."
The war has erupted again between the US and Iran, which are in negotiation. After Iran shot down US helicopters in Hormuz, the US carried out a retaliatory attack and is preparing for a new assault.
TRUMP'S STATEMENT ON ATTACKING IRAN
Responding to journalists' questions at a press conference, Trump announced that they would strike Iran again. Claiming that Iran is stalling and not signing the agreement, Trump said, "We will hit Iran very hard today as well. Iran needs to sign the agreement now."
Trump stated, "And we'll see what happens with the agreement. We were really close to a deal — but they keep stalling us. They continue to treat us like fools because, you know what? They've dealt with some very foolish presidents."
"THE IRANIAN MILITARY IS IN COMPLETE CHAOS, THEY HAVE BEEN DEFEATED"
Meanwhile, in a statement made during the day, Trump claimed that Iran's military capacity has experienced a serious collapse, arguing that a large part of the army has become dysfunctional. Describing the developments as "complete chaos," Trump made the following striking claims:
"The Iranian military is in complete chaos. A large part of it, like its navy and air force, no longer exists; they have been completely defeated."
"THE BULLY OF THE MIDDLE EAST IS DEAD"
In his remarks, Trump argued that the Tehran administration's foreign policy rhetoric is empty, accusing Iran of inaction. Pointing to the shifting power balances in the region, Trump's statement, "Iran only talks, no action. The bully of the Middle East is dead," resonated widely in diplomatic circles.
"NOW THEY WILL PAY THE PRICE"
Another target of Trump's criticism was the diplomatic agreement processes conducted or planned with Iran. Stating that Tehran is wasting time at the table and missing the opportunity, Trump concluded his remarks with a harsh threat:
"They waited too long to negotiate a deal that would have been great for them, now they will pay the price."