US President Donald Trump defended his recent statement about Israel and Iran, saying that he has to ‘use a rigid language sometimes. “Trump compared the fight between the two countries to’ two children quarreling in the school ground ‘.
Trump said, ‘Israel and Iran will no longer fight with each other. They have fought. Just as two children fight in school, similarly. You cannot stop them. Let them fight for two-three minutes, then it is easy to stop them. On this, NATO General Secretary Mark Rute laughed and said, “And then Papa sometimes has to use strict language.”
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‘Sometimes harsh language has to be used’
Trump also replied, “Sometimes you have to use a rigid language and sometimes some special words have to be uttered.” A day earlier, Trump used abusive words while commenting on ceasefire violations from Israel and Iran.
‘Iran will not make atomic bomb’
Trump has given strict warning to Iran to resume its nuclear program. He said, ‘Iran will no longer enhance uranium.’ Talking to reporters, Trump said, ‘Iran does not make any atomic bomb in the coming times … We do not think Iran had enough time to extract nuclear material from sites. I believe this (attack) was a tremendous shock.
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Earlier in the day, Trump called the reports ‘fake news’, claiming that 400 kg of uranium was removed from the Iranian nuclear bases before the US attacks. Meanwhile, the White House also said that these news is a conspiracy to make the President look weak.