Khaberni - US President Donald Trump expressed his belief that China might offer some help to Iran, though simultaneously doubting that this support will be significant.
In an interview with "Fox News", Trump downplayed the frustration with Beijing over this matter, pointing out that people are questioning the nature of help China and Russia are providing to Tehran, whereas Washington itself provides assistance to various parties including Ukraine.
Trump added that Beijing has the capacity to offer much more substantial help to Iran, but he affirmed that he does not feel extremely frustrated about this situation, considering the provision of aid to "people" as a common practice even by the United States.
The pressure of the blockade and the collapse of manufacturing capabilities
In his assessment of the Iranian situation, Trump asserted that Tehran is under tremendous pressure due to the maritime blockade and US policies, emphasizing that the greater pressure lies in the "US military force".
He described the imposed blockade on Iran as having proven "astonishingly" effective, rendering it completely incapable of gathering any additional funds to support its activities, according to his words.
Trump also revealed figures related to Iranian military capabilities, noting that Tehran's ability to manufacture drones has been damaged by between 80% to 82% - as he claimed - describing the situation of the Iranian regime as "poor".
In this context, he praised the strength of the US military, considering it has proven its excellence in handling international dossiers that included Venezuela.
Regarding the nuclear file and the prospects for dialogue, Trump emphasized that the Iranians are well aware of the conditions of any future agreement, affirming that possessing nuclear weapons is a red line that prevents any meetings, saying "They cannot have nuclear weapons, otherwise there is no point in holding a meeting".
In concluding his statements, Trump discussed the regional role of Pakistan, commending the efforts of Pakistanis who "have done their utmost", confirming that they will remain engaged in the negotiation process between the United States and Iran, awaiting what the future may hold.
