President Trump loses the hope that Iran will agree to end all uranium enrichment in a revised nuclear deal with the United States – but he is still determined not to allow Khan to have their hands on an atomic weapon.
“I don't know,” Trump, 78, told Divin when he was asked if he believed that he could get Iran to agree to close its nuclear program. “I don't know. I think so, and I get more and more – less confident in it.
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“They seem to be late, and I think this is a shame, but I am less confident now than I would have become two months ago. Something happened to them, but I am less confident in an agreement.”
“What happens then?” Devin request.
“Well, if they don't have a deal, they will not have a nuclear weapon,” Trump answered. “If they conclude a deal, they will not have a nuclear weapon either, as you know? But they will not have a new nuclear weapon, so it will not matter in this regard.
“But it will be the most beautiful to do this without war, without people dying, one of the most beautiful is to do this. But I don't think I see the same level of enthusiasm to conclude a deal. I think they will make mistakes, but we will see. I think the time will tell him.”
Steve Whitkov in East Trump, Steve Whitchov, is participating in indirectly with Tehran for several months, with little progress.
Witkeov had previously put forward the idea of allowing Iran to continue enriching uranium, but only for civil purposes, a similar offer to the nuclear deal of former President Barack Obama for the year 2015, as Trump pulled from the United States after three years.
However, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the White House were determined not to allow Iran to enrich anything at all.
In response to a question from Devin whether he believed China affected Tehran's decision to resist American expansion, Trump said he did not think this is the case.
“I just think they don't want a deal. What can I say?” He said. “They may do. What does that mean? There is nothing final.”
On Tuesday, the European -based National Resistance Council (NCRI) issued an opposition group, in appreciation that Tehran has spent at least a trillion dollars on the nuclear development program over the past three decades.
If this is true, the expenses have exceeded the total oil revenues in the system since 1979, which NCRI estimates about $ 1.5 trillion.
NCRI said many of this spending was directed to the recently discovered “Kavir Plan”, which they believe is the plan to develop the new nuclear weapons of the Iranian regime.
NCRI warned of intelligence on June 10: “Dash Tehran intensified for nuclear weapons.”
Over the past few months, NCRI has unveiled four sites believed to be linked to the Kavir-all-four plan in or near the northern SMNAN province, which the regime has identified as a military zone.
Kendall White contributed to this story.
