Trump said while signing a memorandum calling for 'maximum pressure' on Iran that he left instructions for his administration if he's assassinated by agents of Tehran.

President Trump on Tuesday said that he has left instructions that if Iran were to assassination him, the country should be destroyed. The president made the remark after signing an executive

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he's given his advisers instructions to obliterate Iran if it assassinates him.

President Donald Trump signed a memorandum reviving an aggressive approach to Iran as his new administration pressures the government in Tehran.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he would love to make a deal with Iran to improve bilateral relations, but added that Tehran should not develop a nuclear weapon. "I say this to Iran,

U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a presidential memorandum reimposing a tough policy on Iran meant to block the country from achieving a nuclear weapon and to limit its oil exports. Speaking at the Oval Office in the White House,

Trump said he was planning to reinstate what he called the "maximum pressure" policy against Iran over allegations it is trying to develop nuclear weapons.