Trump says Iran’s new authorities want to negotiate despite killing 48 leaders in military operation

The president of United States, Donald Trumphas assured that the Iranians “they want to talk” and he “has agreed to do so”according to The Atlantic.

However, the US president regretted that it took so long: “They should have done it sooner, it was easy to do. They waited too long”he has sentenced.

Although, at the moment it is not known when these conversations will take place. Trump did not want to detail whether they will be this Sunday or Monday: “I can’t say for sure”.

And, the US president assures that the “majority of the people who participated in the negotiations during the last weeks are no longer here”, which is why it is about a “very hard blow” for the ayatollahs and their regime.

This major attack that has destabilized the entire Middle East region could have been avoided if there had been talks, because President Trump assures that “they could have reached an agreement.”

Trust in a successful lift

Donald Trump trusts in the Iranian people and that an uprising will take place in the coming days after seeing the celebrations in the streets of Iran and the support of other citizens in places like New York: “It’s going to happen”he assures.

“People there shout with joy in the streets, but at the same time, many bombs fall, the president explained.

For Trump, Iran is now a country “very dangerous right now”.

Three soldiers dead

He Pentagon made official this Sunday that at least three US soldiers have died and five have been seriously injured during the operation Epic Fury.

Through a publication in X, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) added that another portion of their team has suffered minor shrapnel injuries and concussions.

“They are in the process of returning to duty. Major combat operations continue and our response remains ongoing,” the US command added in its statement.

CENTCOM, in charge of supervising the current US attacks on Iranstressed that the situation regarding the status of their army is changing, so, out of respect for the families, they are not going to provide more information, including the identity of their “warriors who have fallen in combat.”

Likewise, the US Armed Forces They have reported in another publication on their X profile that last Saturday, during the beginning of their military operations, they had sunk an Iranian Jamaran-class corvette.

“The ship is currently sinking to the bottom of the Gulf of Oman, at a dock located in Chah Bahar. As President Trump has reported, members of the Iranian armed forces, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and the police must hand over their weapons. Abandon the ship,” CENTCOM said.

In addition to sinking an Iranian corvette, US President Donald Trump has reported that its army, since the beginning of operations, has already destroyed nine warships coming from Iran.

Within the responses at the arms level between the US and Iranthe IRGC has reported in a statement that four Iranian ballistic missiles hit the American aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln this Sunday.

“Following the actions of the Iranian Armed Forces and the attack on enemy targets, States Joined e Israelhe American military aircraft carrier Abraham Lincoln was hit by four ballistic missiles,” the note states.

US denies Iranian attack

Following the statement provided by the Islamic Revolutionary Guardthe US Central Command denied via X the attack carried out by Iran and affirms that the Lincoln was not shot down.

“Los missiles launched did not even come close. “Lincoln continues to launch aircraft in support of CENTCOM’s relentless campaign to defend the American people by eliminating threats from the Iranian regime.”

The USS Abraham Lincoln, a Nimitz-class nuclear aircraft carrier, stands out for sailing accompanied by its combat group, made up of three destroyers equipped with land attack missiles.

Furthermore, it should be noted that it is the second aircraft carrier deployed by the US in Iranian territory, along with the USS Gerald Fordone of the largest ships of its kind internationally, which travels alongside four destroyers.