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Posted by Abdulrahmon Mubarak Olayinka
 - May 06, 2026, 07:06 AM
In Donald Trump's recent statement in Oval Office, he strongly criticized Iran's military strength. Speaking to reporters in Washington, he claimed that Iran's defense capability has become very weak and ineffective. According to him, the country is no longer in a strong position to challenge global powers.

Trump described Iran's military actions as insignificant, saying they are only capable of making small, ineffective moves. He used simple words to suggest that their strength is no longer a serious threat. He also added that despite their public statements, Iran is secretly interested in reaching an agreement.

While speaking, Trump suggested that Iran is pretending to be strong in public but actually wants peace behind the scenes. He said it is normal for any country in a weak position to seek a deal. In his view, Iran knows its military power has greatly reduced, which is why it may be open to negotiations.

Trump also praised the efforts of the United States in blocking Iranian ports in the region. He described the blockade as very strong and effective, saying no country would try to challenge it. According to him, this action has been successful in putting pressure on Iran.

When asked about the ceasefire situation, Trump gave a vague response. He said Iran already knows what actions could break the agreement and warned that any violation would be addressed. His statement suggested that the U.S. is closely watching Iran's behavior.

Finally, Trump said that if the situation were like a real fight, Iran would have already given up. He repeated that Iran should consider surrendering, but believes pride is stopping them. His comments reflect a strong and critical stance toward Iran's current position.

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