Trump: 'I may strike Iran, I may not', calls upcoming week decisive

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday that military action against Iran remains a possibility, stating, “I may do it, I may not do it".

Trump added that Iran had reached out to negotiate but insisted, “I’m tired of this situation and want their unconditional surrender.” He emphasized that what is happening now “is unlike any previous action we've taken against Iran,” and stressed that the US will not tolerate “a country that threatens destruction.”

Trump also noted that Iran has “threatened us for many years,” and said next week could be critical: “Next week will be decisive regarding Iran — maybe even before the week ends.”

Trump also praised ‘Israel’s’ military performance, claiming, “Israel has taken full control of Iran’s airspace and is doing an excellent job.”

On Iran’s Supreme Leader, Trump responded briefly to a question, saying, “Good luck,” without elaborating.

Addressing the situation on the ground, Trump claimed, “Israel has taken full control of Iran’s airspace and is doing an excellent job.” He added that he told 'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to “keep going,” but clarified, “I did not indicate that America would provide more support.”