U.S. President Donald Trump addressed reporters at Joint Base Andrews before boarding Air Force One en route to Virginia, where he delivered comments focused on Iran, ongoing diplomatic negotiations, and recent military developments.
In an interview aired by DWS News, Trump said Iran’s military capabilities have been significantly weakened. He also restated his firm position of “no nuclear weapons” and pledged that the Strait of Hormuz would reopen “with or without them,” as high-level talks involving U.S. officials approach.
Trump said, “They have very few missiles. They have very little manufacturing capability. We’ve hit them hard. Our military is amazing; the job they’ve done.”
The remarks come at a time of rising tensions between Washington and Tehran, as both sides prepare for renewed negotiations aimed at addressing Iran’s nuclear program and wider regional security concerns. The U.S. president has consistently maintained a tough stance, insisting that any agreement must prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons while sustaining pressure through military readiness and economic measures.
With diplomatic engagement expected to intensify, the upcoming talks are being closely watched by international observers and regional allies. The outcome is seen as potentially significant for stability in the Middle East, where long-standing disputes over Iran’s nuclear ambitions continue to shape geopolitical dynamics and influence security calculations across the region…..See More
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