Donald Trump said at a Montana rally he was unsure who US officials were negotiating with over ending the Iran war. He said Iran’s military was “decimated” and its leaders were gone.
01Summary
- 01Donald Trump spoke on Wednesday night at a rally in Montana.
- 02He said he did not know who US officials were negotiating with over efforts to bring an end to the Iran war.
- 03Trump said Iran did not have a navy or an air force and that its army was “decimated”.
- 04He also said Iran’s leaders were gone.
02Why it matters
The remarks point to uncertainty around US diplomacy and the direction of the Iran war. They also show Trump publicly questioning the other side in talks, which could affect perceptions of the negotiations.
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