Trump warns Iran.

US President Donald Trump declared he would “do what needs to be done” if Iran did not comply with the agreement.

On June 22, US President Donald Trump declared he would "do what needs to be done" if Iran did not comply with the agreement with Washington, according to Reuters.

"If Iran doesn't do what it has promised, or if they don't behave appropriately, I will do what needs to be done," Trump told reporters.

The US president argued that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons was more important than concerns about the potential economic consequences of a prolonged military campaign, including the risk of a global economic recession.

When asked whether he would be willing to accept the risk of a global recession if he had to attack Iran in case it failed to fulfill the agreement, Trump replied: “With the way I’m doing it, no. That wouldn’t cause a recession.”

He went on to argue that the threat from nuclear weapons was far more worrying.

"If they don't comply... nuclear weapons are even more serious than economic recession," he added.

US President Donald Trump speaks in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C., on June 22. Photo: Reuters.

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"All of that money will go back in the form of food purchases, which they desperately need. They have 91 million people and cannot ensure they have enough food. So, the money we're freeing up will go into the pockets of American farmers," Trump asserted.

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According to Tasnim , Mr. Hemmati stated that the remaining frozen assets could not necessarily be used only to purchase essential goods, but could also be used to purchase other goods not subject to sanctions.

Source: https://znews.vn/ong-trump-canh-bao-iran-post1662247.html