Trump says Iran will negotiate or face unprecedented problems

U.S. President Donald Trump expressed confidence in upcoming talks with Iran, scheduled to be held in Pakistan, stating in a phone interview on April 20 that the country will negotiate, according to CNN. He warned that if Iran refuses, it will face unprecedented problems. Trump added that he hopes the two sides can reach a fair agreement, emphasizing that Iran will not be allowed to possess nuclear weapons. Regarding military action against Iran, he explained that there was no other option and that he would ultimately finish the job.