Donald Trump early Sunday doubled down on his victory rhetoric against Iran, claiming that the United States has dismantled Tehran’s military capabilities and warning China of dire consequences if it is found to have supplied weapons to the Islamic Republic led by Mojtaba Khamenei.US President Donald Trump said: “… They have no navy, no radar, no air force. Their leaders are all dead… He ruled for so many years; he’s gone. With all that said, let’s see what happens – but from my point of view, I don’t care.”Regarding reports that China was shipping weapons to Iran, Trump said: “If China does that, China will have big problems.”Regarding the settlement of the ongoing US-Iranian peace talks in Islamabad with the team led by Trump’s Vice President, J.D. Vance, along with the Iranian delegations, Trump said: “They have been meeting for many hours…
We’ll see what happens. Regardless, we will win… Maybe they will make a deal; Maybe they don’t. It doesn’t matter. From America’s point of view, we are victorious… and the boats are sailing and heading to our country. We load huge tankers with oil and gas.
..”In response to a question by IRNA about whether the US would release Iranian assets, the MAGA CEO said: “We will see what happens. We are in deep negotiations with Iran, and we will win regardless.
We have defeated them militarily… We are clearing the strait… Whether we make an agreement or not, it does not matter to me – the reason is that we won… NATO did not help us….”On the other hand, the United States and Iran began talks after more than a month of all-out military aggression, with Pakistan mediating efforts to defuse the crisis that prompted Tehran to close the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global trade.The two sides began direct negotiations in Islamabad on Saturday, days after declaring a fragile two-week ceasefire, marking a rare face-to-face clash.The US delegation is headed by J.D. Vance, along with Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. The Iranian side is headed by Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf and Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.
