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Donald Trump: War has weakened Iran; it will last 60 days, and they won’t get a single penny
Svmuu News: U.S. President Donald Trump stated: “The war has weakened Iran; it no longer has an air force, a navy, air defense systems, or radar—in fact, it has almost nothing left. Yet those ‘stupid Democrats’ claim that Iran is in a better position now than it was four months ago.”Can you imagine that someone could spout such nonsense with impunity??? Just how stupid can some people be? It’s not us who are eager for a meeting—it’s Iran. They’re finished! We’ll hold out for 60 days. They won’t get a single penny—not even a cent!” (Jin Shi)
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