Trump Dismisses Need for Backup Plan Ahead of Iran Talks
Speaking to reporters before departing for Charlottesville, Trump said: “You don't need a backup plan. The military is defeated. Their military is gone. We've degraded just about everything. They have very few missiles. They have very little manufacturing capability. We've hit them hard," according to reports.
When asked whether the upcoming talks would represent the only chance for a breakthrough, he responded that he could not predict the outcome, saying: “I don't know, I can't tell you. I have to see what happens tomorrow."
He also wished success to JD Vance, who is leading the US delegation in the negotiations.
Trump further stated that maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz would be restored “with or without” Iran’s approval, adding that regional shipping routes would be reopened regardless of Tehran’s position.
He concluded by suggesting that the situation could be resolved quickly, while warning that the United States would act decisively if diplomatic efforts do not succeed.
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