Trump: Iran "wants to reach an agreement and want to negotiate" and the US "has complete control of the situation"

On May 7, U.S. President Trump said in a speech on May 6 local time that the current Iranian war is a "small-scale conflict" and that the United States is "progressing very smoothly." Trump said the U.S. action in Iran was "proceeding very smoothly" and said Iran "wants to reach an agreement and wants to negotiate." He stressed that the United States will not allow Iran to possess nuclear weapons and will continue to push for an agreement that "satisfies the United States." On the military level, Trump called the U.S. blockade on Iran "extremely strong" and said Iran was "almost unable to carry out any entry and exit activities." He also said that the United States "fully controls the situation." Trump also warned that if Iran does not accept the agreement, it will still be forced to agree to the relevant conditions in the end. (CCTV News)