U.S. President Donald Trump said on social media that Iran has been seeking compensation for losses from the past five months of military conflict, adding that such a demand had not previously been raised in negotiations between the two sides. Trump said he would now seek compensation from Iran as well, covering casualties from multiple conflicts. He specifically referenced those killed in the USS Cole incident and other combat deaths.
Trump also said Iran should compensate the families of protesters he said had been repressed over the past 50 years. In the same post, he said 52,000 people had died during the past five months of conflict. Trump added that he had instructed U.S. representatives to formally present the compensation demand in all future negotiations.
U.S. President Donald Trump said in a social media post that Iran is asking for compensation for damage caused by the past five months of military conflict, and said that issue had never previously been raised in negotiations between the two sides.
Trump said, 「It is an interesting idea, because now I am also demanding that Iran compensate,」 referring to casualties he said were caused by Iran in multiple conflicts. He cited those killed in the USS Cole incident as well as other combat deaths.
He also said Iran should compensate the families of protesters repressed over the past 50 years, and said 52,000 people had died in the past five months of conflict. Trump added that he had instructed U.S. representatives to formally raise those compensation demands in all future negotiations.
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