Trump Cancels Meetings with Iranian Officials and Pledges Support to Protesters
SadaNews - On Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he had canceled all his meetings with Iranian officials in protest against what he described as the "senseless killing of protesters" in Iran, sending a direct message to the demonstrators confirming that "help is on its way to them," without providing further details.
Trump added, in a message published through social media platforms, that his decision will remain in effect until the killing, which he described, ceases, urging the protesters to "continue their protests" and "seize their institutions," and encouraging them to document the names of those responsible for violence and abuses, stating that these individuals will "pay a heavy price."
Trump's remarks come amid reports confirming the death of 2,000 protesters within days.
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