Trump: Wait and See What We Will Do with Iran / Obama Sent a Boeing 757 Full of Green Banknotes to Tehran, I Don't Know What Happened to the Money

At a campaign rally amid protests by his opponents, the US president once again repeated his anti-Iran claims and rhetoric, and claimed the war against Iran would end quickly.

According to Ambassador Arjan, Donald Trump once again claimed: "Iran will not have nuclear weapons, the war will end very soon, and prices will fall sharply."

According to Ambassador Arjan, the war-loving President of the United States once again justified the aggressive attacks on Iran and the start of the war by repeating Washington's accusations and claimed: "We are facing a very stubborn country that is bad in many ways and is considered the biggest state sponsor of terrorism in the world." "They were just two weeks away from getting nuclear weapons."

Trump once again claimed: "I also eliminated Iran's nuclear threat; What other presidents should have done."

The President of the United States, who is facing the economic consequences of an attrition war against Iran on the eve of the mid-term elections and the criticism and pressure of public opinion, claimed: "The price of oil is currently much lower than during the sleepy Joe Biden era, and (the price of oil) will go down, and this will happen sooner than the end of that war."

Trump once again attacked Barack Obama's policies towards Iran and claimed: Obama "thought he could solve the problem by paying money, by giving billions of dollars. Remember when he gave away $1.7 billion in cash? They filled a Boeing 757 with greenbacks and sent it there. Can you imagine what they thought when they saw a plane full of money? I don't know what happened to that money. In addition, tens of billions of dollars were paid to Iran."

Claiming that Iran used that money to develop missiles and nuclear weapons, the bellicose president of the United States claimed: "Other presidents should have done what I did."

Repeating his anti-Iranian rhetoric, Trump claimed: "This situation will end very soon and you will not face a nuclear Iran."

He claimed about the unprecedented increase in fuel prices: "This is actually a small price that we pay." "I will say this: we will prevent them from getting nuclear weapons."

Repeating the claims about the Strait of Hormuz, Trump once again claimed: "We opened the straits." We move more oil through the straits now than before the war. We are in control of the straits. For this reason, the price of oil has remained in the same range; Because I really thought the price would go up."

Repeating his rhetoric, the warmongering President of the United States threatened the Islamic Republic of Iran once again and claimed: "They are just waiting. are waiting Wait until you see what we will do with Iran..."

"But you know, it doesn't matter," Trump claimed. The important thing is that they were not supposed to have nuclear weapons and they will not have them. It (weapon) is buried under thousands of tons of stones.

Trump's rhetoric and claims have attacked Iran twice so far in the middle of negotiations and violated the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding. While claiming victory, he has repeatedly called for dialogue to achieve Washington's excesses, which he could not achieve on the military battlefield.

Trump's contradictory behavior on the eve of the mid-term elections of the US Congress (November 3rd equals November 12th) shows that he is more interested in creating a narrative around his alleged victory in unjustified aggression against Iran.

Trump's approach towards Iran has disappointed some of the war-weary Republicans; The group, which at times included the Vice President JD Vance and a number of political activists, are concerned about the prolongation of the war and its consequences on fuel prices and mid-term elections.