Trump: Iran will seek new deal as looming sanctions weigh on economy
US President Donald Trump said Iran's economic troubles were going to force it to seek a security deal with Washington following his withdrawal from a nuclear pact.
Speaking to a news conference at a NATO leaders summit in Brussels, Trump said Iran was treating the US with "so much more respect" following the move, and he expected Tehran to reach out for a fresh deal.
"I know they're having a lot of problems and their economy is collapsing. But I will tell you this: at a certain point they're going to call me they're going to say 'Let's make a deal'. They're feeling a lot of pain right now," said Trump.
