Donald Trump Says New Iran Deal Will Fix 'Mistakes' of Obama-Biden Era

Washington: Tension between America and Iran seems to be increasing once again. The deadline for ceasefire is nearing, but at present there are no signs of any concrete agreement between the two countries. The situation is also unclear regarding possible peace talks in Pakistan. Meanwhile, Donald Trump has clearly said that there is no pressure on him regarding talks and America will move ahead on its own.

Did Trump flatly deny pressure on peace talks?

Trump said that America will not rush into talks with Iran. He says that any decision will be taken keeping in mind the interest of the country. He also said that there is no question of compromising under any external pressure.

Will the new deal be tougher than before?

Regarding JCPOA, Trump said that the agreement was weak and Iran benefited from it. According to him, the talks going on now will have provisions that will prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and monitoring will also be strict.

Are questions raised on the decisions of Obama and Biden?

Referring to former Presidents Barack Obama and Joe Biden, Trump said that the earlier policies complicated the situation. They allege that the decisions taken at that time provided economic relief to Iran, which affected the regional balance.

Has the debate arisen again regarding cash payment?

Trump claimed that huge amounts of cash were given to Iran. According to him, an amount of about 1.7 billion dollars was sent through an aircraft. Describing it as a wrong step, he said that it strengthened Iran.

Could the threat have increased in the Middle East?

Trump says that if the old agreement had continued, tension could have increased further in the entire Middle East, including Israel. He claimed that this threat was stopped by adopting a strict approach.

Will the new deal have an impact globally?

Trump said that if a new agreement is reached, its impact will not be limited to America only. They claim that this will provide security to Europe and other countries and increase stability at the global level.

At present the situation is such that the direction of talks is not clear. The ceasefire deadline is near, but no concrete result has emerged. In the coming days, it will be important to see whether both the countries are able to reach a solution through dialogue or not.