President Donald Trump denied the early on Tuesday having had contact with leaders in Iran, saying that he had not contacted a possible fire and that “he was not too humor” to negotiate with Iran.
“I’ve been negotiating. I told them to make the deal,” Trump said. “They should have made the deal. The cities have been launched in pieces, they lost many people. They should have made the deal. I told them to make the deal, so I don’t know. I’m not too humor to negotiate.”
The comments occurred when Trump returned early on Tuesday to the White House, where he had asked his national security personnel to meet in the situation room, after he left the summit of the group of seven leadership in Canada early.
President Donald Trump talks to journalists aboard the Air Force one after starting early from the G7 summit in Canada to return to Washington, on June 17, 2025.
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It also seemed to rule out a recent evaluation of the director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who had said that Iran was not working in a nuclear weapon. Trump said Tuesday that he thought Iran was “very close” to have such a weapon.
Succeed A publication In its truth, the social network also said that he had not contacted Iran “in any way or form,” calling the reports that he had made it “manufactured.”
“If you want to talk, you know how to get to me,” Trump said in an early post on Tuesday. “They should have taken the treatment on the table, they would have saved many lives!”
A general view shows the White House in Washington, DC, on June 17, 2025.
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Israel began on Friday an attack against Iran, launching a series of air attacks that Israeli officials described as a preventive strike. Israeli and Trump leaders have asked Tehran separately to put an end to efforts to create nuclear weapons.
The United States diplomats and Iran made a series of conversations in Muscat, Oman, starting in April, with the sixth round that will begin last Sunday. These conversations were canceled when the conflict between Israel and Iran began.
President Donald Trump gestures after returning early from the G7 leaders in Canada, at the Andrews joint base, Maryland, USA, June 17, 2025.
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Tuesday was asked Tuesday to Trump about Gabbard’s testimony in March in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee, where he said Iran was not building a nuclear weapon.
When they were pressed on Gabbard’s comments, Trump discarded them.
“I don’t care what she said, I think they were very close to having one,” Trump said.
Trump has not ruled out US participation in the conflict, although the United States has remained on the sidelines so far. However, Trump has issued a severe warning to Iran on Tuesday about US troops and assets in the region, instructing Tehran “not touching our troops.”
“We are going to go down if they do something to our people,” Trump told journalists aboard Air Force One.
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