Trump's claim about Iran: I do not intend to send ground forces

Donald Trump claimed that America does not intend to send ground forces to Iran and does not see the need to use nuclear weapons to achieve its goals; Statements made in the continuation of Washington's media atmosphere against Tehran.

Donald Trump claimed that America does not intend to send ground forces to Iran and does not see the need to use nuclear weapons to achieve its goals; Statements made in the continuation of Washington's media atmosphere against Tehran.

Ambassador Arjan-International Group: In an interview with "Newsmax" channel, US President Donald Trump once again raised anti-Iran positions and claimed that Washington does not need to use nuclear weapons to achieve its goals.

He also talked about the talks between the United States, Russia and China on the issue of nuclear disarmament, but did not provide details about the process of these negotiations or the possible time of reaching an agreement. Trump further announced his efforts to increase media pressure on Iran.

Referring to Iran's readiness to respond to any aggression, the IRGC spokesman said that this country has acquired more advanced weapons after the 40-day war, and any attack will be met with a stronger response.

Shamkhani's response to the Zionists' claim about allocating one and a half billion dollars to attack Iran's nuclear facilities has been met with prominent media coverage in the region.

The European Union foreign policy official said: We must return to the full implementation of the agreement, which means the return of the United States to it through the cancellation of Washington's relevant sanctions against Tehran, as well as the return of Iran to the full implementation of its nuclear obligations.