Trump: I want a permanent deal with Iran, am in no rush

President Donald Trump said on social media on April 23 that he feels no pressure and is in no rush to negotiate with Iran, stating his desire for the best and most permanent agreement possible. Trump emphasized that time is on the side of the U.S., contrasting his own patience with Iran's situation. He explained that while a deal could be reached immediately, he is not rushing because he seeks a permanent agreement that would forever prevent Iran from possessing nuclear weapons. When asked if he would use nuclear weapons against Iran, Trump replied that he would not, claiming he had already completely destroyed the country without such an attack.