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US: Trump Says 'Don't Care', Blasts At Iran Over Its Response To Ceasefire Deal | Middle East War

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A day after the talks between Israel and the United States failed to reach an agreement in Islamabad, US President Donald Trump said that he does not care if Iran comes back, insisting that Tehran is in a very bad shape at present. While speaking to the reporters outside Air Force One, Trump unleashed a new set of threats for the West Asian nation.

“Iran is in a very bad shape,” he remarked. The American leader reiterated that the talks between Washington and Tehran lasted for about 21 hours, noting that the US understands the situation better than anybody. Trump made it clear that “Iran will not have a nuclear weapon. There is no way.”

Trump insisted that the United States has been “nice” by not attacking too many bridges in Iran, adding that Washington attacked only one bridge and that, too, because “they broke their word”.

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