Searching for "the most suitable party".. Trump prefers not to agree with Iran

US President Donald Trump said today, Saturday, that it is better for the United States not to conclude any agreement with Iran, noting at the same time that if an agreement is reached, it must "be bad for it," according to him.

This comes as American reports revealed that Trump is exploring new plans to launch major devastating strikes against Iran, at a time when diplomatic negotiation opportunities are fading.

Trump revealed, in a statement, that his administration is receiving calls from various Iranian figures, all offering to conclude deals, explaining that his administration is "in the process of identifying the appropriate party for negotiation."

Trump, on Friday, rejected the latest Iranian proposal to end the war between the two countries, expressing dissatisfaction with Tehran's responses, while at the same time blaming the "divided" Iranian leadership.

The US Army continues to tighten the naval blockade ordered by Trump, which prohibits entry and exit to Iranian ports, via the "Strait of Hormuz," as part of economic pressure on the Iranian regime to subjugate it and force it to accept Trump's negotiating terms.

Trump praised Israel's role in the war on Iran, saying: "We destroyed everything in Iran thanks to our Israeli ally, and the wonderful blockade that deprived them of exports."

Trump reviewed what the war achieved, indicating that "the strikes led to the killing of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and leaders of the first and second ranks, and half of the third rank is currently missing," according to him.

Trump said: "We destroyed about 85% of the manufacturing capability for new missiles in Iran and neutralized 82% of Iranian missile facilities, but they still have remaining stockpiles."

Trump indicated that US forces targeted most Iranian drone factories, confirming that their remaining capability is very limited.