US President Donald Trump said on Friday that Iran is not in a good condition.
Trump told the media before boarding the presidential helicopter 'Marine One' leaving for Mobile, Alabama, in the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, DC, that once the war with Iran ends, oil prices will drop.
He pointed out that he would not allow a ban on diesel exports, just hours after the G7 countries agreed to draw from their emergency stocks of that fuel and crude oil.
President Donald Trump praised the decision of European countries to pump diesel from their reserves on Friday, while downplaying the threat of a US ban on the export of this fuel.
Trump said about whether the US export ban was excluded, "In fact, it was not actually on the table. But what Europe did was great."
Iran informed the United States of 7 conditions to start negotiations, as military and diplomatic options intersect regarding the future of the confrontation and the nuclear file.
The United States announced the expansion of secondary sanctions that can be imposed on entities and countries that have commercial relations with Iran around the world as part of the 'Economic Outcast' operation against Iran, as Washington significantly escalates its economic pressure on Tehran.
Between July 8 and 24, the United States resumed its attacks on Iran, and Tehran retaliated by attacking countries in the region, before resuming talks on safe corridors for ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
The United States re-imposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports in the Strait of Hormuz, after renewed clashes that were described as the fiercest since the ceasefire between the two parties came into effect in April.
The war broke out on February 28, when Israel and the United States attacked Iran, to which Tehran responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz, which before the war was the main waterway for nearly a fifth of global energy supplies.