Trump says Iran authorized 20 oil tankers to pass through Hormuz: ‘Sign of respect’

Donald Trump reacted to the authorization of 20 Pakistani oil tankers to pass through the Strait of Hormuz in some interviews this Sunday (29). On the C-Span2 channel, he said that the measure is a ‘sign of respect.” Last week, Iran had already authorized the passage of 10 oil tankers flying the Pakistani flag. Trump stated that the “big ships” will begin crossing the strait on Tuesday morning (31). “And I would just say that we are doing extremely well in this negotiation. But you never know with Iran, because we negotiate with them and then we always have to bomb them,” said the president. Trump cited the end of the nuclear agreement between the US and Iran signed by Barack Obama and ended by him. This Sunday, the newspaper The Wall Street Journal revealed that a possible land invasion could occur to extract uranium from Iran. According to US officials interviewed by the newspaper, Trump is evaluating a military operation to extract almost a thousand pounds of uranium from Iran. In contradictory statements, he says that the negotiations are progressing well, but it does not exclude the possibility of continuing with the attacks. Regime change Donald Trump also stated that Iran’s regime changed after the US ‘decimated’ the country’s leaders “The regime that was really bad, really evil, was the first, and that one is over. The second was appointed and is gone, they are all dead, except one who perhaps still has a little life left. And then only the third group remains. And this third group seems to be much more reasonable.”

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