Former US President Donald Trump recently asserted that Iran is experiencing severe internal instability, citing high inflation rates and perceived weaknesses in its military capabilities. During a press briefing, Trump suggested that Washington remains open to taking action against Tehran, though he provided no specific details regarding potential strategies or a definitive timeline for such measures. When questioned about whether a response might be linked to the upcoming midterm elections, he remained non-committal. Additionally, the former president mentioned that Russia had committed to providing diesel to international markets to help stabilize fuel costs, noting that his administration had temporarily eased sanctions on Russian fuel supplies to facilitate this arrangement.
Source : The Express Tribune
Photo : The Express Tribune
