"The Fleet Is Already on the Way" – Trump Issues Dramatic Ultimatum to Iran
President Trump revealed the scale of military preparations against Iran: "If they deviate from the line – we will act with even greater ease than before." Meanwhile, the president confirmed that Putin has already committed a billion dollars to the Board of Peace, and dismissively canceled the invitation to the Canadian Prime Minister: "A council too prestigious for him"
Donald Trump is not wasting time. On his way back to Washington, the president made it clear that the Middle East is facing a new reality. According to him, a sharp warning he delivered to Tehran led to the immediate cancellation of executions of over 800 people. "I made it clear to them: If you execute them, you will be hit with unprecedented force," he stated.
According to a comprehensive report on the 'Walla' website this morning (Friday), the threats are not just words. Trump confirmed that a massive war fleet and significant military forces are already making their way to the Iran area. "We are monitoring closely," he warned, reminding Iran's leaders of the previous strike on nuclear facilities: "It was completely devastating. If they try again, we will act with the same ease, and even more."
While the military arena heats up, Trump's "Board of Peace" is gaining economic and political momentum. The president revealed that the US has already injected a billion dollars into the project, and confirmed that Vladimir Putin has committed a similar amount. Regarding the dispute over frozen assets, Trump was direct: "If Putin uses his money, that's welcome. World peace is worth much more than a billion dollars."
In a move that sent shockwaves through the diplomatic arena, Trump announced the cancellation of the invitation to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to join the council. In a humiliating public letter published on Truth Social, the president wrote: "The Board of Peace withdraws its invitation. This is the most prestigious council of leaders ever assembled."
Trump spared no criticism for his predecessor, calling the conflict in Eastern Europe "Biden's war." According to him, there has been a dramatic shift in the willingness of both sides to reach an agreement: "Putin is interested in a deal, and Zelensky also told me in our meeting that he wants an agreement now."
The president estimated that significant progress will be achieved within about two weeks, with the goal being "to save lives and benefit Europe." According to him, the parameters for a settlement have already been formulated for long months and "the spirit is positive."
At the end of his remarks, Trump dismissively addressed the bruise spotted on his left hand. "I feel great," he clarified and explained that he bumped into a table corner during a Peace Council meeting. In an amused tone, he added medical advice to the public: "Take aspirin if you love your heart."