"If US seeks a diplomatic solution, it must abandon the
language of threats and sanctions," an unnamed Iranian official said,
adding that such threats "are open hostility against Iran's national
interests."
Trump
has told reporters on Wednesday at the White House, “I want it
(nuclear agreement) very strong where we can go in with inspectors, we can take
whatever we want, we can blow up whatever we want, but nobody getting killed.
We can blow up a lab, but nobody is gonna be in a lab, as opposed to everybody
being in the lab and blowing it up.”
Trump has repeatedly threatened to bomb Iran's nuclear
facilities if diplomacy fails to resolve a decades-long dispute over Tehran's
nuclear program.
Trump said on Friday that an Iran deal was possible in the
"not-too-distant future."
