Trump: Iran Cannot Have Nuclear Weapons and Further Talks on Friday

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons, emphasizing that he is not satisfied with Tehran's behavior, despite expecting to have further talks with them.

Trump added that he does not wish to use force against Iran, but noted that it may be necessary at times, pointing out that there is always a risk when it comes to war, and that it is better for Iran to negotiate in good faith.

He clarified that a final decision regarding Iran has not yet been made, affirming that consultations and options are still on the table.

In a separate context, Trump stated that the United States could "friendly take control of Cuba," without providing additional details about the nature of this statement.