Trump: It's difficult to demand Israel to stop airstrikes, may support ceasefire

According to a report by Golden Finance, according to CCTV News, on the 20th local time, US President Trump stated that it is difficult to demand Israel to stop airstrikes and he may support a ceasefire. It is reported that when asked if he would demand Israel to stop its attacks like Iran did, Trump said, "It's difficult to make that demand now. When asked if he would support a ceasefire, Trump replied, "I may, depending on the situation. Regarding the question of whether to decide to strike Iran, Trump said, 'I'll give them a period of time, I think at most two weeks.'. He added that the purpose of this move is to 'see if people will regain their sanity'. Trump said that the United States has been in dialogue with Iran. He said, "Iran doesn't want to talk to Europe, they want to talk to us. Europe can't help in this matter." Trump also said that the statement by US National Intelligence Director Gabbard that "there is no evidence to prove that Iran is building nuclear weapons" is wrong. Trump believes that Iran is still weeks or months away from possessing nuclear weapons.