Trump dissatisfied with Iran proposals despite reduced war risk
5/28/2026 10:04:31 AM
Iran's Revolutionary Guard downplayed the possibility of renewed war with the United States, asserting that the chances of a new confrontation are "slim," while US President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iranian proposals to end the crisis, according to Sky News Arabia.
Mohammad Akbarzadeh, deputy head of political affairs for the Revolutionary Guard's naval forces, stated that "the possibility of war is slim due to the enemy's weakness," emphasizing that the Iranian armed forces are "ready and equipped."
Meanwhile, Trump told his administration that the US is "not satisfied" with the current Iranian proposals, adding that Iran "desperately wants to reach an agreement," but he hinted at the possibility of "taking decisive action" if a better understanding is not reached.
Mohammad Akbarzadeh, deputy head of political affairs for the Revolutionary Guard's naval forces, stated that "the possibility of war is slim due to the enemy's weakness," emphasizing that the Iranian armed forces are "ready and equipped."
Meanwhile, Trump told his administration that the US is "not satisfied" with the current Iranian proposals, adding that Iran "desperately wants to reach an agreement," but he hinted at the possibility of "taking decisive action" if a better understanding is not reached.