US President Donald Trump told everyone to “immediately evacuate Tehran” on Monday, which caused panic across the Iranian capital. The city, home to nearly 10 million people, was already tense when explosions were reported in its eastern part shortly after his statement.
Trump Repeats Nuclear Warning
In a post on Truth Social, Trump repeated his criticism of Iran’s nuclear ambitions. He wrote that “Iran should have signed the ‘deal’ I told them to sign,” calling the situation “a shame” and “a waste of human life.” He added firmly, “Simply stated, IRAN CANNOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON. I said it over and over again!”
White House Steps In to Clarify
Trump’s strong words caused confusion and concern. However, a White House official later clarified that Trump was not literally asking civilians to flee Tehran. Instead, the statement was meant to pressure Iran’s leadership on the nuclear issue.
Trump Urges Talks With Israel
Later that day, before meeting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Trump spoke to reporters. He said Iran might be willing to ease tensions with Israel. Trump noted, “I see that Iran is not winning this war,” and advised Iran to act fast. He added, “They should talk, and they should talk immediately — before it’s too late.”
Trump Pushes for Urgency
With these remarks, Trump stressed the need for quick negotiations. He believes Iran must return to talks before the conflict worsens.
