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Trump Says U.S. ‘Trying to Be Nice’ to Iran’s Leader Amid Negotiation Struggles

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President Donald Trump said Thursday that the U.S. is “trying to be nice” to Iran’s current leader as it seeks someone to negotiate with, stating that most of the country’s leadership is gone. “For the most part, their leaders are gone,” Trump said during an appearance at a Peterbilt factory in Denton, Texas. “That was one of our problems. We don’t know who the hell to deal with, to be honest. We’re trying to be nice to the current person, but we’ve got to deal with somebody at some point. So we’re doing very well.” The president also expressed confidence in the war’s outcome, predicting a quick resolution and stating he believes victory will come “right after the election—but maybe before the election.” He added, “Their currency is valueless. They have no money. They have no Navy—all 159 ships are lying beautifully at the bottom of the sea. They have some missiles, but we can handle it. Very few are left, and their manufacturing capacity is dead.”

Trump says US ‘trying to be nice’ to Iran leader: ‘We’ve got to deal with somebody’

In a separate development, a U.S. Department of Energy employee from Richland, Washington, has been charged with attempting to provide material support to the Iran-backed Houthis. Federal authorities arrested Ashton Hamed Ellaboudy, 51, on Thursday following an investigation by the FBI’s Inland Northwest Joint Terrorism Task Force. According to court documents, Ellaboudy came to the FBI’s attention after buying precursor chemicals often used to make explosives, as well as drone parts. Using his electrical engineering expertise, he allegedly helped test and modify solar generators and communications equipment while advising an undercover FBI source posing as a Houthi representative. Prosecutors also allege Ellaboudy traveled to Yemen in 2025 using an official passport previously issued to him while he worked for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted and is scheduled to make his initial appearance before a federal magistrate judge on October 2.

US Energy Department employee charged with trying to aid Iran-backed Houthis

 

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