Trump on Iran:

In deals, you can never really know what’s going on, but you’ll find out soon. They want to sign the agreement and return to normal life.

If they don’t sign — we’ll have to resume military action, like we did with the assassination of Soleimani and with the B-2 bombers.

Axios report: The United States, Iran, and intermediary countries are discussing moving up the signing of the memorandum of understanding from Friday to early Wednesday


If approved, the memorandum of understanding may be signed electronically earlier than scheduled, allowing the provisions related to the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to be implemented sooner and possibly the text of the agreement to be made public. However, sources disagree on whether an early electronic signing may have already taken place.

The main motivation for accelerating the timeline is to restore transportation through the strait more quickly.

As of Wednesday morning, no final decision had been made, and negotiations between the US and Iran in Switzerland on Friday are still expected to continue.

The Friday meeting, led by Vice President J.D. Vance and Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, will focus on starting formal negotiations about Iran's nuclear program.

Trump on Iran: The new leaders of Iran are smart, very smart

They have become much less radical. I think they really love their country. They are good.

Trump: I entered like a hero, otherwise Iran would have destroyed Israel with a nuclear bomb

Macron called for the disarmament of Hezbollah and Israel in Lebanon

▫️ The President of France about Lebanon:

▫️ Hezbollah must lay down its weapons in Lebanon. On the other hand, Israel must do the same.

▫️ There should be no war. Peace must be established.

Macron: Trump's agreement with Iran is a good agreement

▫️ Emmanuel Macron, President of France:

▫️ In my opinion, Trump's agreement with Iran is a good agreement.

▫️ Of course, this agreement does not solve all problems overnight.

▫️ But if we had continued the conflict, what would have been the result? It would have meant the Strait of [Hormuz] remaining closed.

Trump: We have reached an agreement that goes beyond our goals

▫️ Trump:

▫️ On Sunday, we reached an agreement with Iran that achieves everything we had planned for—and even much more.

Trump: Without an agreement, the Strait of Hormuz would never remain open

▫️ Trump about Iran:

▫️ If we hadn't made this deal, we could have dropped more bombs for 2 to 4 weeks or even 2 more years.

▫️ You would never have kept the Strait of Hormuz open.

Trump: The agreement with Iran will be signed soon

▫️ Trump:

▫️ The agreement we reached with Iran on Sunday will be signed soon; tomorrow or maybe the day after.

Trump: Netanyahu is a good man but is too extreme in Lebanon

▫️ Bibi Netanyahu is a good man. He sometimes gets a little excited, but he is actually a very good man.

▫️ We had a small disagreement over Lebanon; I told him Bibi, you can act a little more gently, you don't have to destroy every building whenever someone enters it; these actions are from Hezbollah.

▫️ Trump on Israel:

▫️ I think they can perform better against Hezbollah. I'm not saying they shouldn't defend themselves, what I mean is that when two drones are fired towards the desert and fall harmlessly, there's no need to destroy buildings in Beirut.

▫️ They can behave better and honestly, they can leave a better record; I like them, they have been an amazing partner, but they can do much better regarding Hezbollah.

Trump: If the nuclear deal is not implemented within 60 days, we will resume bombing

▫️ Trump:

▫️ This is a memorandum of understanding. If it is not done within 60 days, it's okay, we will return to bombing.

▫️ You know, I don't want to do this because [the deal] is very good, very good.

▫️ But, oh, we might have to, because we will never let them have nuclear weapons.

Trump: Netanyahu begged Obama to stop the JCPOA

▫️ Trump said about Netanyahu: Netanyahu came to this country and begged Barack Hussein Obama, the then president, not to implement the JCPOA. He said this agreement could be the end of Israel, and if I hadn't come, that would have happened.

▫️ And Obama did not listen to him.

▫️ Bibi actually went to Congress and begged them, but it got nowhere. They had this terrible agreement that was very bad for Israel.

Trump: The elimination of Soleimani was a joint operation with Israel

▫️ Trump on the elimination of Soleimani:

▫️ It was a "joint investment," as we say in real estate. It was a partnership between Israel and us.

▫️ We studied it for a month. We knew almost a month in advance which plane he was going to board.

▫️ He only traveled on commercial airlines, the big planes full of passengers, because he knew we wouldn't target his plane. They are very smart.

▫️ And I told him, "Well, if Israel is not going to do it, we are all ready. Should we do it? Are you willing to do it or not?" I said, "Certainly, if you want to do it, we can do it."

Trump: The fluctuations in the US stock market are directly related to the tone of my statements about Iran

▫️ Trump on Iran:

▫️ The stock market is very smart. Every time we said something positive, for example, "We are going to reach an agreement," the market went up.

▫️ And every time, every time we said something negative, for example, "Guess what happened, we can't reach an agreement," the market fell; a lot, a lot.

▫️ This in itself says everything.

Trump: I was seeking peace to prevent an economic disaster

▫️ Trump about Iran:

▫️ I did not want to witness an economic disaster; if you had continued this situation, such an event might have happened.

▫️ Every time we talked about peace, the stock market grew.

▫️ The stock market is smarter than anyone present here—including everyone on this stage—except myself.

Trump: World leaders welcomed our agreement with Iran

▫️ Trump about Iran:

▫️ World leaders are excited that we reached an agreement, each and every one of them.

▫️ Not a single country approached us saying, "Please sir, continue bombing them. Please continue bombing"; only fools say such things.

Trump: The damages inflicted on Iran require massive investment

▫️ Well, they need investment because we caused them one and a half, maybe two trillion dollars in damages.

▫️ So someone has to help them; of course, there is no guarantee of help and maybe their neighbors will help them a little, I don't know, but this is a lot of money.

▫️ Almost no one has that kind of money; that is the amount of damage caused.

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