President Donald Trump on Wednesday said the interim peace deal with Iran is “over” as he described the country’s leaders as “sick people,” while speaking to reporters at the NATO summit in Turkey, on Wednesday, where he also blasted other members of the alliance for not previously backing him in the war with Tehran.
President Donald Trump said he believe the U.S. interim peace deal with Iran was "over" and lashed out at other key allies at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
Speaking to reporters alongside NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump was asked whether the memorandum of understanding that the two sides agreed to last month was dead, and he replied, “To me, I think it's over.”
The president said he doesn’t want to deal with Iran’s leaders anymore, as he labeled them as “scum” and said, “they're vicious, violent people.”
Referring to Khamenei’s funeral, Trump said the U.S. told the Iranians to go ahead and do the funeral, but instead of that, they started “shooting rockets at ships.”
