White House: Trump Will Announce New U.S. Strategy Regarding Iran's Malicious Behaviors

Sarah Sanders, the White House spokesperson, stated on Friday, October 6, that Donald Trump will consider all of Iran's behaviors, including missile tests, support for terrorism, and cyberattacks, as part of a new U.S. strategy towards Iran. According to Reuters, Ms. Sanders said: The President does not only consider one aspect of Iran's behaviors. He will take into account all of Iran's malicious behaviors. The White House spokesperson emphasized that the nuclear agreement is not the only bad behavior of Iran; missile tests, destabilizing the region, being the main state sponsor of terrorism, cyberattacks, and having an illegal nuclear program are also part of Iran's bad behaviors. Sarah Sanders added: Donald Trump intends to adopt a comprehensive strategy (towards Iran) that will address all these issues and will not be merely a response to one of these behaviors. The spokesperson further stated: For this reason, the team currently focused on this issue is working to present a plan in the coming days that will respond to all these matters comprehensively. A senior U.S. official told Reuters on Thursday that Donald Trump would not certify Iran's compliance with the nuclear agreement with six world powers, effectively leaving the fate of the agreement to Congress. Reports suggest that Donald Trump is likely to speak on October 12 regarding the U.S. approach to the nuclear agreement with Iran. This U.S. official also mentioned that alongside this decision, Donald Trump would announce a comprehensive U.S. strategy towards Iran. Reuters notes that the new U.S. strategy towards Tehran will aim to counter Iran's actions in the region. The U.S. President stated the day before his meeting with the Secretary of Defense and senior military officials: We must not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons; the Iranian regime supports terrorism and spreads violence, bloodshed, and chaos throughout the Middle East. Donald Trump emphasized: For this reason, we must stop Iran's ongoing aggression and nuclear ambitions. Iran has not adhered to the spirit of the nuclear agreement, and we will discuss this in the meeting. In his speech at the United Nations, the U.S. President also referred to the nuclear agreement with Iran as 'a disgrace' for the United States, stating that he does not think you are aware of its end. According to the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), signed in July 2015 between Iran and six world powers, Iran halted parts of its nuclear program in exchange for the suspension of nuclear sanctions against it. In this context, Russia expressed hope for Trump's 'balanced' decision to remain in the JCPOA. Qasemi denied Reuters' report: Iran's missile program is non-negotiable. Trump reiterated: Iran has not adhered to the spirit of the nuclear agreement. Reuters reported on the efforts of European ambassadors in Washington to garner congressional support for the JCPOA. Trump will announce his policy regarding the JCPOA on October 12. Tillerson stated that various options regarding the Iranian nuclear agreement would be presented to Trump. The U.S. Secretary of Defense called for conditional support from Trump's administration for the JCPOA. The changing battlefield of 'proxies'; war against the people in the streets of Iran. The first paragraph; the responsibility of the opposition and the possibility of radicalizing Iranian society. The death of the last Mossad representative in Tehran amid the Iran crisis. 1300 hours of internet outage; Witkoff: A horrific massacre occurred during the protests in Iran.