Trump again repeated his usual behavior. 🔹The President of the United States once again accused Iran of "dual behavior" and claimed that Iranian officials are seeking negotiations but deny it in the media. He also claimed that the Strait of Hormuz is under American control, and finally spoke of "agreement or complete surrender." 🔸These remarks by Trump have become a pattern. Each time after threatening to attack Iran's infrastructure, he claims to have refrained from military action at the request of intermediaries and that negotiations are on the verge of starting, but after Iran rejects these claims, he accuses Tehran of "lying" and "dual behavior." 🔸Trump also claims to control the Strait of Hormuz while previously urging Iran to keep this waterway open and not to confront the violating vessels, and in the last instance, stated that he would pay for damages to the violating vessels from Iran's frozen assets. 🔸At the beginning of the war, he also considered "unconditional surrender" as the only option for Iran, but after that, he himself spoke of starting negotiations and is now repeating the same language of "forced agreement or surrender"; a claim that, in the view of analysts, changes reality less than it continues the same past rhetoric.
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Trump again repeated his usual behavior.
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