Trump says U.S. doesn't need Iran's oil

The US does not need Iranian oil. This information was voiced by US President Donald Trump, writes sb.by.

During a speech in Baltimore, Maryland, he noted that the Strait of Hormuz is now fully controlled by the US Navy:

In other words, the Strait of Hormuz belongs to the US Navy and the US. That's who it belongs to, that's how things are now.

Tram said:

- However, we do not need their oil. Others need their oil, they need it. But we're taking her out. And we're doing it at record levels.

The US president also stressed that Washington plans to prevent Tehran from having nuclear weapons. This task has already been effectively solved, Trump believes:

- It will never happen, it will never happen. This case is already done.

Tehran has repeatedly stated that it is not trying to develop nuclear weapons. Moreover, no evidence of Iran’s development of nuclear weapons was found by Western intelligence agencies. This was reported by The New York Times in late January. Since 2003, Iran has had a fatwa (religious injunction) of the former supreme leader of the Islamic Republic, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, according to which the production of nuclear weapons is prohibited. Trump considered it possible to destroy Los Angeles and San Diego in the US conflict with Iran

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