Trump Mourns Soldiers Killed in Jordan, But His Message to Iran Surprises Many

Washington, United States — US President Donald Trump said he was saddened by the deaths of two US soldiers who lost their lives in Jordan, while reiterating his position that Iran should not be allowed to possess nuclear weapons.

Trump's statement came as diplomatic and political tensions between Washington and Tehran continued to rise, after Iran announced it would suspend implementation of some of its commitments under the interim agreement related to its nuclear program.

Speaking to reporters, Trump expressed his sadness over the deaths of the soldiers, while praising them for their dedication in serving the American nation.

"We hate to see this happen. They died in the service of our country," Trump said.

However, the US President did not provide detailed information about the incident, including the exact circumstances that led to the deaths of the soldiers in Jordan. Instead, he used the opportunity to reiterate his strong stance against Iran's nuclear program. Continue Reading The Article By Clicking Here.