Iran’s decision will give ‘a chance’ to give ‘chances’ ‘chance’ in the next two weeks, leavitt says

White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt, President Donald Trump, President Donald Trump, said that Israel and Israel will decide on Iran in the next two weeks.

“I have a direct message from the president and will not be able to be held with Iran or Iran, and I cannot pass,” Leavitt, I will tell you about the Brub briefing.

“Today is a suggestion from the president for all today.”

White House spokesman Karoline Leavitt, President Donald Trump, President Donald Trump, said that Israel and Israel will decide on Iran in the next two weeks. (Tom Williams / CQ-Roll Call, Inc)

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“It was very clear,” he said. “Iran said he was a 60-day warning before the table. Israel took action against Iran on the 61st day.

Leavitt said there are six rounds of direct and indirect talks with Iran. He said the talks continue, but refused to provide detailed information.

When the talks failed, Trump said he was hit by Iran, Leavitt said that the president would repeatedly decide whether to “go away or go.”

If we are buried on the reliability of this graph, Given the previous delays in other global issues, Leavitt said that conflicts are different.

“President Trump has inherited global instability from the last management. He is always interested in diplomacy, but not afraid to use force,” said Leavitt.

Leavitt insisted that Iran could not be able to get a position repeatedly in the nuclear bomb and Israel.

“The most priority of the president ensures that Iran can not receive a nuclear weapon and provide peace and stability in the Middle East.”

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