Trump: I decide everything, Iran attack won't derail potential deal

U.S. President Donald Trump stated in a phone interview on June 7 that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would have no choice but to accept any agreement reached between the United States and Iran. Trump asserted that he is the sole decision-maker on the matter and that Netanyahu has no say. He emphasized that Iran's attack on Sunday does not affect his willingness to negotiate, clarifying that a potential deal would be judged on its own merits, independent of the attack. If an agreement is not reached, Trump said he would consider military action against Iran. He outlined two possibilities: either entering Iran to resolve issues that could not be settled militarily, or maintaining a blockade, which he suggested could be more powerful than a direct strike.