“I may do and I may not do.”

On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump rested a decisive answer regarding the United States’ accession to Israel’s strikes to Iran, announcing that Tehran had contacted Washington for negotiation.

“I may do so and I may not do, no one knows what I will do,” the US President told reporters at the Southern White House.

On answering the journalists’ questions about whether the United States is planning to bomb Iran or its nuclear facilities, saying that the Iranians have contacted Washington, but he believes that “the time of conversation has passed.”

Trump said that Tehran was “completely unable” and that its defensive capabilities “were severely damaged,” stressing that Iran does not have an effective air defense system.

He added that Washington fully controls the airspace over Iran, and that Iranian defense tracking systems and equipment, despite their density, are not compared to the American military force.

The American President was asked if Tehran contacted Washington and replied, “Yes,” adding, “I said that it was too late for the discussions … There is a huge difference between (that this is done) today and a week ago … no one knows what I will do” .. Isn’t it? “

He added that the Iranians “offered the coming to the White House to hold talks … and did not provide details,” describing the proposal as “brave”.

Trump said … next week will be crucial, perhaps we will not complete the week.

The American President also sent a message to the Iranian Supreme Leader when he was asked about the recent statements of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that Iran “will never surrender” in its struggle with Israel, as he directed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

“I tell him (Khamenei): Good luck.”

When asked about his patience with Iran, Trump said: “It has already been run out, and for this reason we do what we do.”

Trump also said that he spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu daily, praised his counterpart, and encouraged him to continue his campaign in Iran.

Trump said a two -time when asked about his message to the Israeli Prime Minister, saying: “I said (to Netanyahu): Continue.”

The American president continued, “I am talking to him (Netanyahu) on a daily basis.” He added, “He is a good man, who does a lot of work.”