U.S. envoy says Trump questioning why Iran has not 'capitulated'

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff recently commented on former President Donald Trump's perspective regarding Iran's resilience against U.S. pressure. Witkoff noted that Trump has expressed curiosity about why Iran has not yielded to U.S. demands, indicating that while Trump understands the complexities of international relations, he finds it perplexing that Iran has not capitulated. This statement reflects ongoing concerns within the U.S. administration about Iran's steadfastness in the face of sanctions and diplomatic efforts aimed at curbing its nuclear program. The remarks also highlight the broader geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and Iran, particularly as negotiations surrounding the Iranian nuclear deal continue to evolve. Trump's inquiry underscores the strategic challenges facing U.S. policymakers as they seek to address Iran's regional influence and nuclear ambitions while navigating a complex web of international alliances and rivalries. Witkoff's comments serve as a reminder of the ongoing debate about the effectiveness of U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East and its implications for global security.