Trump hinted at the resumption of military action against Iran

On June 5, US President Donald Trump said in a speech to farmers in Wisconsin that he might launch military operations against Iran.

"We will go quickly, because I have to go back to fight with Iran," he said.

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On June 4, Trump, during a conversation with reporters at the White House, said that the death of American servicemen in the event of an attack by the Iranian side would be a sufficient reason for a rapid resumption of hostilities.

On June 3, the American leader announced that there was no need for a ground operation by American troops against Iran. On June 1, the American leader also said that a memorandum of understanding between Iran and the United States could be concluded within the next week. He also noted that he had not approved the previous version of the document, as he expects a number of additional points to be included in the memorandum.