Trump: I will not use nuclear weapons to attack Iran / We have no plans to send ground forces to Iran

US President Donald Trump once again repeated his contradictions and in the wake of media claims against Tehran, claimed that he has no intention of sending ground forces to Iran.

According to Ambassador Arjan's report, in an interview with Newsmax network, which was aired on Thursday night EST, in continuation of his efforts to create media space against Iran and by repeating anti-Iranian rhetoric, he claimed: "I do not use nuclear weapons. There is no need for this."

According to Ambassador Arjan, the war-mongering president of the United States also claimed: "The United States has no plans to send ground forces to Iran."

In this interview, Trump also claimed that the United States is in talks with Russia and China on the issue of denuclearization, but did not provide further details about the process of negotiations, the issues discussed or the possible timing of reaching an agreement.

The President of the United States, in the continuation of the interview with the News Max channel, in response to the question "Do you trust Benjamin Netanyahu?" He said: I do not trust anyone.

Trump also claimed on Thursday local time in a telephonic conference call about his performance as well as aggressive attacks against Iran: “We have had two very successful years; Of course, a little less than two years, actually many times less than that, but they say that we have done more in this short period of time than any other presidential government."

He once again repeated his rhetoric against the peaceful nuclear program of the Islamic Republic of Iran and claimed: "We have now taken nuclear weapons from Iran. You will see this very soon and really very very soon; By any means."

The President of the United States claimed: "This will happen very quickly." "The price of oil will fall sharply, however, the price of oil is still much lower than under Obama and Biden."

Trump once again humiliated Zelensky and severely criticized him

On Thursday, in an interview with "Newsmax" channel, Trump once again criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and said that he considers negotiating with him more difficult than negotiating with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

He also criticized Ukraine's decision to resume attacks on Russian oil refineries amid efforts to end the war.

"Zelensky is not the right person for us to interact with," Trump said. He does not want to agree. He says he wants to, but he doesn't really want to. "No, I am not a fan of Zelensky at all."

In response to a question about Ukraine's renewed attacks, he said that these actions will increase the global price of energy.

"Now if you tell me that Zelensky is going to attack the refineries again, all he's going to do is raise the world price of oil," Trump added.

"Well, I think it's a shame," the US president continued. "There are many other targets... There are many targets that can be attacked, but when you attack diesel refineries, where diesel is produced and which we and the whole world needs, it is not a great service to the world."

Trump has tried to reduce energy prices, which have risen in the wake of unprovoked aggression against Iran, ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, including through an agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin to buy Russian diesel.

The President of the United States said about the war between Russia and Ukraine: "The war must end soon." "I think both sides really want this war to end, but I think dealing with Zelensky is more difficult than dealing with Putin."

Trump attributed some of the difficulty in reaching an agreement to personal animosity between the leaders of Russia and Ukraine, adding: "As you know, Putin hates Zelensky and Zelensky hates Putin. "When there is such hatred, it becomes very difficult to reach an agreement."

He once again raised the possibility of holding new elections in Ukraine and raised the question whether Zelensky still enjoys public support in the midst of the ongoing war.

The American president said: "I think Ukraine needs elections; Because no one has told me that the people of Ukraine are happy with rockets hitting their residential buildings."

Trump also criticized former US President Joe Biden for allocating billions of dollars in military aid to Ukraine and said his administration was rebuilding the US arms stockpile.

He claimed: "We are receiving Patriot systems at an unprecedented rate. We also receive Tomahawk missiles at an unprecedented level. We are producing very fast. "When our stockpile is completed, we will allow our allies to purchase these weapons from us."