US President Donald Trump says no plans to deploy troops on ground in Iran
US President Donald Trump said on Friday that he would not use a nuclear bomb in Iran and does not see his country deploying ground troops in the Islamic Republic, Reuters reported. Trump added that he spoke with Russia and China about nuclear disarmament.
President Donald Trump anticipates a rapid conclusion to the conflict with Iran, predicting that the cessation of hostilities will lead to a significant decline in oil prices, according to reports from Montana. However, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian firmly rejected the notion that military force could compel Tehran to submit, stating that his nation must strengthen national unity to withstand the intense blockade imposed since the 1979 Revolution.
Pezeshkian berated the United States for attempting to provoke public unrest and unrest among Iranian citizens. The US is reportedly considering deploying the "Mother Of All Bombs" to strike Iran's energy infrastructure and nuclear sites if combat resumes, although officials have raised concerns over the weapon's effectiveness and potential civilian casualties.
Diplomatic negotiations to end the war have stalled, with Washington opting for economic pressure instead, yet questions remain about the weapon's capacity to destroy hidden nuclear installations in Iran.
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