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- Washington: US President Donald Trump has claimed that Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other Gulf countries have requested him not to launch major a.
- They say they can destroy Iran's energy systems, bridges and industrial infrastructure within days, but are currently maintaining military a.
- According to Al Jazeera, in an interview with Stephen A. Smith at the White House, Trump said that Saudi Arabia has asked him to allow the c.
Washington: US President Donald Trump has claimed that Saudi Arabia, Qatar and other Gulf countries have requested him not to launch major attacks on Iran and maintain the status quo.
They say they can destroy Iran's energy systems, bridges and industrial infrastructure within days, but are currently maintaining military and economic pressure at the behest of regional allies.
According to Al Jazeera, in an interview with Stephen A. Smith at the White House, Trump said that Saudi Arabia has asked him to allow the current situation to continue for some time. According to him, Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates and Bahrain are also in favor of continuing the American strategy.
Trump said that he himself does not fully agree with this strategy, but the requests of the Gulf countries are being taken into consideration. When asked if he would attack Iran again if the allies did not request a halt to further attacks, he replied that yes, he would.
The US president claimed that Iran's energy systems, bridges and industrial productivity could be destroyed in one day if he decided, while the entire process would take three days.
