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EASTORA REPORT | “I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible, but maybe I’ll have to.” Donald Trump was talking about Iran. On the same day, a nuclear proposal from Tehran was under review in Washington, according to a senior Iranian official. He ended the warning with: “You’ll know soon enough.” Trump made the remarks on November 5 at an Oval Office signing event, his first such exchange with reporters since Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections. He said the United States had achieved what it wanted in Iran but was considering whether to “go further” to ensure Tehran could never obtain a nuclear weapon. He did not announce a new strike or identify the targets of any future operation. Asked about reports of a proposal from Iran, Trump said Tehran was “not doing anything without our approval” and repeated that it would not have a nuclear weapon. A senior Iranian official told Reuters, on condition of anonymity, that Tehran had sent a nuclear proposal through Qatar and that the United States was reviewing it. The official said discussions would depend on Washington meeting Iran’s seven demands. Those demands include lifting sanctions, releasing frozen Iranian assets and paying war reparations. Iran’s security official Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran would not negotiate or reopen the Strait of Hormuz until its conditions were met. Washington has insisted that nuclear issues be addressed at the start of any talks. The two sides are still divided over what must happen first. Trump said he thought Iran would need 25 years to rebuild, after citing an unnamed person from a neighbouring country who had put it at 25 to 30 years. He offered no supporting assessment. He also said the United States controlled “everything that we’ve wanted to control” in Iran. The warning followed months of U.S. and Israeli strikes and a naval blockade. Mediators are still trying to prevent renewed major fighting. Qatar had carried a proposal, but there was no agreement. Trump offered no deadline for a reply, only a warning that the public would know “soon enough” whether he meant to go further.
EASTORA REPORT | “I would rather not destroy the rest of the country if possible, but maybe I’ll have to.” Donald Trump was talking about Iran. On the same day, a nuclear proposal from Tehran was under review in Washington, according to a senior Iranian official. He ended the warning with: “You’ll know soon enough.” Trump made the remarks on November 5 at an Oval Office signing event, his first such exchange with reporters since Republicans lost control of Congress in the midterm elections. He said the United States had achieved what it wanted in Iran but was considering whether to “go further” to ensure Tehran could never obtain a nuclear weapon. He did not announce a new strike or identify the targets of any future operation. Asked about reports of a proposal from Iran, Trump said Tehran was “not doing anything without our approval” and repeated that it would not have a nuclear weapon. A senior Iranian official told Reuters, on condition of anonymity, that Tehran had sent a nuclear proposal through Qatar and that the United States was reviewing it. The official said discussions would depend on Washington meeting Iran’s seven demands. Those demands include lifting sanctions, releasing frozen Iranian assets and paying war reparations. Iran’s security official Mohsen Rezaei said Tehran would not negotiate or reopen the Strait of Hormuz until its conditions were met. Washington has insisted that nuclear issues be addressed at the start of any talks. The two sides are still divided over what must happen first. Trump said he thought Iran would need 25 years to rebuild, after citing an unnamed person from a neighbouring country who had put it at 25 to 30 years. He offered no supporting assessment. He also said the United States controlled “everything that we’ve wanted to control” in Iran. The warning followed months of U.S. and Israeli strikes and a naval blockade. Mediators are still trying to prevent renewed major fighting. Qatar had carried a proposal, but there was no agreement. Trump offered no deadline for a reply, only a warning that the public would know “soon enough” whether he meant to go further.

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