US President Donald Trump said he would prefer not to order renewed strikes on Iran.
„I'd rather not do that. I'd rather not do that as a person. But that's one option," he told reporters at the White House before leaving for a working trip to Florida.
Trump declined to say whether Washington might decide to bomb Iran again.
"Why would I tell you that?" he said.
The US president believes that Iran may never agree to the demands made by Washington during the negotiations.
"They have taken steps, but I'm not sure they will ever get there," he said, stressing that the United States was not satisfied with Iran's response to the deal proposals.
"They want a deal, but I'm not happy with it," the head of state said.
The United States is unhappy with Italy's and Spain's policies towards Iran and their approach to Washington, he said. Trump.
“I'm unhappy with Italy, I'm unhappy with Spain. They think Iran should have nuclear weapons,“ he said.
On April 29, the American leader announced that the United States was considering reducing its military contingent stationed in Germany and would make a decision soon. Answering questions from reporters on April 30, the president suggested that the United States could reduce the number of troops not only in Germany, but also in Italy and Spain.