Donald Trump declared on Tuesday that the United States would “leave” Iran in two or three weeks, also stating that “it is possible” that the two countries may reach an agreement “soon”.
From the White House, American President Donald Trump assured on Tuesday, March 31 that the United States will leave Iran “within two to three weeks,” after over a month of war in the Middle East.
“There is no reason to stay indefinitely in Iran,” he said, claiming that the United States has already “destroyed large quantities of missile manufacturing capacities.”
“We are finishing the job, I think in two weeks, a few more days, we will finalize the work,” assessed the American president, mentioning also that “it is possible that we will reach an agreement soon.”
“All I have to do is leave Iran,” Trump also affirmed. “All I have to do is leave Iran and we will do that very soon and they will crumble.”
In a post on his Social Truth network, Donald Trump had earlier urged countries that did not assist the United States during strikes against Iran and who struggle to obtain fuel to buy American oil and to go to the Strait of Hormuz to “simply TAKE it.”
“If France or other countries want oil, they will have to go through the strait,” Donald Trump reaffirmed tonight.
The United States has “nothing to do” in that strait. “What happens in the strait is not our concern,” he added.
