Trump: Iran wants to strike a deal, but the other side in the negotiations is not reliable.

Speaking on the Iran situation, Trump said Iran wants to reach an agreement, with current negotiations progressing smoothly, but noted that Iran is unreliable and often reneges on deals after they are struck. The U.S. president added that he will next monitor whether Iran is truly willing to reach an agreement. Earlier today, when a reporter asked, "Is there a timeline for the Iran negotiations mediated by Qatar?" Trump responded, "Look, to some extent, we are not in a hurry to advance negotiations, because we have destroyed Iran's navy, air force, and air defense systems, nearly all of its military equipment, a large portion of its manufacturing capacity, its nuclear capabilities, and its nuclear facilities. Although there are still one or two sites to address, we can do that in 10 minutes. We have relevant plans in place. We can look at the 'Koh-e-Sang' site, which also needs to be dealt with, but we can complete all of this very quickly."