Trump vows to 'have a deal' with Iran 4 weeks after 2020 reelection
US President Donald Trump says he will “have a deal” with Iran a month after possible victory in the 2020 presidential election.
While Tehran has maintained that it would not negotiate under pressure, Trump made the comment as his country was about to introduce a resolution at the United Nations to extend an arms embargo against Iran.
The Republican nominee, who is set to face former Vice President Joe Biden in November, made the claim at a campaign fundraiser in the state of New Jersey on Sunday.
“When we win, we will have a deal within four weeks,” Trump was cited as saying by several media outlets.
His remarks were reportedly cheered by the crowd at the home of the late Stanley Chera, a real estate mogul, in Long Branch.
The president has also launched a so-called “maximum pressure” campaign against Iran spearheaded by war hawks such as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
In January, the US president also ordered assassination of Iran’s General Qassem Soleimani.
Trump unilaterally withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal – clinched under his predecessor in 2018 -- despite opposition from its allies as well as Russia and China.
Iran urges US to stop support for Israel as university revolt spreads
War of wills: Iran army chief vows crushing response to any aggression
Iran: Awakened world public opinion determined to stop Israel war crimes
Iran calls on BRICS to play role in stopping Israeli crimes
President Raeisi’s historic visit opens new chapter in Iran-Pakistan ties
Russia: Poland’s talks on hosting US nuclear weapons ‘dangerous’
India’s home minister vows to end Muslim reservation if his party wins
UN expert calls for arms, oil embargo against Israel
VIDEO | Press TV's news headlines
Iranian police drone strike kills 2 terrorists in Sistan and Baluchestan
VIDEO | TikTok ban
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
