Trump says he will demand compensation from Iran in future negotiations for US victims of roadside bombs and conflicts. He cites Iran's compensation request for a 5-month conflict over its nuclear program as the trigger.
Donald Trump says he has instructed US representatives to demand compensation from Iran for people killed and wounded by Iranian roadside bombs and conflicts, including USS Cole families and those led by General Soleimani, after Iranian representatives requested compensation for a five-month military conflict over Iran's nuclear program. Trump also claims Iran has killed 52,000 people in the last five months and hundreds of thousands of protestors over 50 years.
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