As the possibility of the United States resuming military operations against Iran is being discussed, U.S. President Donald Trump said that he is in talks with Iran.
According to Reuters and other sources on the 6th local time, President Trump told reporters at the White House, "We are doing very well with Iran. He said, "We are in talks with Iran, and have been continuing the dialogue." However, President Trump did not provide details regarding the specific content of the discussions with Iran, the counterpart for dialogue, or the method of contact.
Prior to the election, President Trump has repeatedly stated that he could decide to resume military operations depending on whether an agreement with Iran is reached, thereby pressuring Iran. However, with the midterm election defeat confirming Americans’ resentment toward Iran, analysts suggest that President Trump is in a dilemma, facing the political backlash of further attacks while also finding it difficult to end the war through negotiations.
Even if the United States actually resumes attacks on Iran, there is talk that it may pursue concentrated military strikes over a short period rather than a full-scale escalation. Your tips become news. SBS Biz is waiting for your tips. Website = https://url.kr/9pghjn Reporter Shin Sung-woo (chris@sbs.co.kr )
The Democratic Party must first pressure Trump to formally end the war.
If Trump doesn't end the war now and reverse public sentiment You may have to worry about what happens after your term ends.
