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24 Oct 2026, 22:28

Donald Trump, the President of the United States, once again spoke about the possibility of a military attack on the Islamic Republic or reaching an agreement with Tehran, emphasizing that Washington's goal is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons forever.

On Saturday, November 2, Trump, speaking to reporters in Florida, responded to a question about the progress of planning a potential attack on Iran by saying, "We are thinking about doing it, maybe tomorrow." He immediately added, "Do you really think I'm going to tell you whether I'm going to do it or not?"

The U.S. President did not specify a timeline for military action but stated, "There is a possibility that I will do it. There is also a possibility that we will reach a good, big, and beautiful agreement."

Trump mentioned that officials of the Islamic Republic want an agreement, but he expressed doubt about Tehran's commitment to any potential agreement, saying, "The problem is: Will they stick to the agreement?"

Referring to the B-2 bomber operations against Iran, he said he could have carried out this operation a year ago and ended military action, but according to him, the Islamic Republic might have found a way to build a nuclear bomb within one to two years.

Trump emphasized, "I have to do something to solve this issue forever. The only reason I have continued this for so long is that."

Regarding the options facing the U.S. government, he said, "The question is: Do we finish the job, which won't be difficult, or do we make an agreement with them? And that depends on them."

In another part of his remarks, the U.S. President again claimed that all of Iran's fighter jets and ships were destroyed during U.S. military operations. He stated that the number of destroyed ships was 259 and said all of them are "at the bottom of the sea."

Trump also claimed that Iran's radar systems have been destroyed and praised the performance of the U.S. Navy.

He referred to Iran's economic situation, stating that he read a report that morning about inflation in Iran reaching 301 percent. Trump also claimed that more oil is now passing through the Strait of Hormuz than before the war began.

In response to a question about intelligence reports regarding the increased efforts of the Islamic Republic to target American forces and personnel in the Middle East, he described the officials of the Islamic Republic as "bad people" with "very bad leadership."

He claimed that the officials of the Islamic Republic have killed 75,000 protesters and told reporters, "You never write about it." Trump also accused the Islamic Republic of killing a large number of American citizens.

The U.S. President continued to call the Islamic Republic "the biggest state sponsor of terrorism" and criticized previous U.S. Presidents, saying they should have taken similar actions sooner, as he claimed it was easier to do so at that time.

In conclusion, Trump once again raised the possibility of continuing military operations or reaching an agreement, stating, "I may have to finish the job, or maybe they will agree. But I'm not sure. In any case, we win."

These remarks come amid reports of increasing U.S. intelligence concerns about potential threats from the Islamic Republic against American forces and the withdrawal of some U.S. diplomatic and military personnel from parts of the Middle East.
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