Trump assures that his agreement with Iran will be “much better” than the one Obama closed

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, stressed this Monday that the agreement he intends to reach with Iran will be “much better” than the Comprehensive Joint Action Plan (PIAC) signed in 2015, with Barack Obama at the head of the North American country.

“The agreement we are working on with Iran will be much better than the PIAC, commonly called ‘the Iran nuclear deal’ drafted by Barack Hussein Obama and ‘Sleepy’ Joe Biden, one of the worst agreements ever closed for the security of our country,” Trump said in a message posted on social media.

The tenant of the White House has denounced that the PIAC “was a guaranteed path to the nuclear bomb” and has reproached that “they delivered (to Iran) 1,700 million dollars (about 1,442 million euros) in cash loaded on a Boeing 757 destined for Iran so that the Iranian leadership could spend it as they wanted.” “They emptied all the cash from the banks of DC, Virginia and Maryland,” he highlighted.

According to Trump, “hundreds of billions of dollars” were paid to Iran under the “mess” of the deal, which if it had not been annulled by his order, would have ended the use of nuclear bombs “on Israel and throughout the Middle East, including our beloved American military bases.”

On the other hand, “if there is an agreement with Trump, it will be a guarantee of peace and security, not only for Israel and the Middle East, but for Europe, the United States and the rest,” he predicted. Regarding these negotiations, he has refused to be under “pressure.” “I have no hope, although everything will come and relatively quickly! Time is not my adversary,” he argued.

On the other hand, he has censored the internal Democratic opposition, whom he considers “all traitors”, for their criticism of the war and has recalled the years, months and days that conflicts such as the First World War, the Second World War or the Vietnam War lasted. “They like to say that I promised I would defeat Iran in six weeks and in reality it has been much faster, from a military point of view,” he argued.

In fact, he has boasted of the use of US military force “to solve problems left by others with less understanding or capacity.” In particular, he has defended the naval blockade imposed on Iran, which “is absolutely destroying” the Asian country, and has reiterated that he will not “lift it until there is an agreement.” “They are losing 500 million dollars (424 million euros) a day, an unsustainable figure, even in the short term,” he estimated.