Trump: It is unclear whether Iran still has a nuclear program

US President Donald Trump is not worried about the beginning of the regional war in the Middle East after the hit of Israel on Iran. He stated this in a telephone interview with Reuters.

Trump repeated that “he tried to save Iran from humiliation and death,” and the country's authorities could still make a deal with the United States. According to him, in Washington they “knew everything” about Israel’s hit on Iran.

The US President said that Washington representatives are still planning to meet with Iranian officials on June 15 and hold the next round of negotiations on the transaction, but Trump is not sure that the meeting will take place. Earlier, Iran’s authorities announced that they would not participate in negotiations with the United States under a nuclear program planned for June 15.

It was not clear whether Iran still had a nuclear program after Israeli strikes, Trump added in an interview with Reuters.

At the same time, in a telephone conversation with NBC News, the US President said that Iran representatives after the attack requested negotiations on a nuclear transaction. “They call me to talk. [Call] the same people with whom we worked last time ... Many of them are already dead, ”Trump said.

• Israel on the night of June 13 struck the military and nuclear infrastructure of Iran. As a result, high -ranking military, scientists, as well as, according to the reports of Iranian agencies, civilians died. In response to air strikes, Iran launched drones through Israel.