Donald Trump has set a new condition for ending the war with Iran, demanding that Tehran compensate victims of attacks over the past decades. According to reports, the U.S. president has made this a key point in negotiations for a peace agreement. The condition includes financial reparations for individuals injured or killed in Iranian attacks. This stance was shared on his social media platform, Truth Social, where he emphasized the need for accountability from Iran.
The demand for compensation extends back to the last 50 years, according to sources. Trump has framed this as a necessary step to ensure justice for those affected by Iran's actions. This approach reflects a broader strategy to hold Iran responsible for past conflicts. The exact figures or number of victims have not been specified in the reports.
The condition has been reiterated by multiple news outlets, highlighting its significance in ongoing diplomatic talks. While the details of the compensation remain unclear, the focus on past attacks underscores a shift in the negotiation dynamics. The U.S. position is seen as a way to address historical grievances and secure future stability. (n1info.si)
