Lets see what Trump said about the talks on Monday.
QUESTION 00:14:23-00:14:27 (4 SEC)
Mr. President, are the talks with Iran now off and are airstrikes --
DONALD TRUMP 00:14:27-00:14:48 (21 SEC)
No, they're on. They're going on right now. It's an amazing thing; we have a little problem with Iran because we have many talks and we'll say we have or we don't have. You know, we're straight about it, but they deny it, but they're not denying it now. They just put out a statement not denying it. But for some reason, they -- uh, when they're talking, they don't like saying that they're talking.
So I say, we're in talks, big deal, we're in talks. And they'll sometimes deny it, even though they spend hours and hours together talking. No, the talks are going along. We're going to hit them very hard yesterday, very, very hard, harder than any attack, I think I can say, General, from a point of knowledge, any attack since World War II. That's pretty big.
And we were set to go and they called and in addition, Saudi Arabia called and, uh, UAE called. Qatar called, got calls from numerous people, not I don't want to use the word begging, but some some were. In particular, Iran did not want to be hit. And they said, we want to talk; we want to talk about the strait.
But more importantly, from my standpoint, we want to talk about the denuclearization of Iran, because that's what it's all about. This is why I'm doing this. And it should have been done it's now 50 years. We keep saying 47 years, but three years have gone by. But it's for 50 years that other presidents should have been doing what I or other countries.
Didn't have to be us, but other countries, and nobody did it, and it was time. And we hit them hard with the B2s more than a year ago now, and that knocked out their capability, their potential capability. Uh, and, uh, we've done a great job. But when we talk, we say we're talking. If we're not talking, when you ask me, no, we're not talking, I'll say it, but we are talking.
Right now, we're talking and we're talking at the request of Iran, backed by Saudi Arabia, backed by UAE and backed by Qatar, in particular, but others also. Many many countries called, many the leaders of -- I'm friendly with a lot of them, almost all of them, one way or the other, and they all wanted to give this a last chance.
This is a last chance. This is not something that if it doesn't happen -- this is a last chance for them to sign a good document. Yeah, please.
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Remarks: Donald Trump Signs an Executive Order on Military Spouses - August 3, 2026 — Trump Archive (trump-archive.com)
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