US President Donald Trump stated that he has not made a final decision on how to deal with Iran, expressing his dissatisfaction with the 'negotiating style' of the Iranian side. Trump reiterated that 'Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons', confirming his desire to 'make a deal with Iran', but he expressed dissatisfaction with the current course of negotiations. He added: 'More talks with Iran are expected today, Friday,' indicating the continuation of diplomatic channels despite the tension. Regarding the use of military force against Iran, Trump said: 'I don't want to, but sometimes it's necessary.' He also pointed to the possibility of a 'regime change' in Iran, adding that 'it may or may not happen,' in a statement that reflects a state of cautious anticipation for the next phase. Earlier, the Politico newspaper reported that US President Donald Trump is facing a limited set of military options on Iran after a number of troops and ships were moved to the Caribbean region.
