Washington, Jan 15 (NationPress) President Donald Trump stated that he has received confirmation that the killings in Iran have ceased and that there are no plans for executions, based on what he called reliable intelligence from the United States.

“We have been informed, and quite emphatically,” Trump told reporters at the White House on Wednesday (local time). “We’ve received word that the killing in Iran is coming to an end. It has stopped, it’s stopping, and there will be no plans for any executions.”

Trump mentioned that this information was communicated shortly before his press briefing. He noted that this news related to executions that many observers feared were about to take place.

“Today was anticipated to be the day of execution,” he stated. “Another crucial piece of information is that we’ve been advised that the executions will not occur.”

He indicated that this information was derived from “very significant sources on the other side.” Trump refrained from naming these sources or detailing how the information was relayed.

When asked about his confidence in the Iranian authorities' adherence to this information, Trump urged caution. “We’ll find out,” he remarked. “I’m sure if it happens, we’ll all be quite upset, including you.”

The President acknowledged the unpredictability of the situation. “Who knows? Who knows?” he added. “It’s a crazy world.”

Reporters pressed Trump on whether this assertion meant that military action against Iran was off the table. He did not dismiss any options. “We’re going to observe and see what the process entails,” he replied. “I wouldn’t disclose what I’m prepared to do.”

When specifically asked if military action remained a possibility, Trump declined to promise anything. “Certainly, I’m not going to eliminate options,” he affirmed.

In response to inquiries about reports of clashes and violence within Iran, he mentioned being informed about gunfire exchanges between security forces and protesters. “They said people were shooting at them with guns, and they were retaliating,” he reported.

Despite these reports, the American President emphasized the main point being the cessation of executions. “A lot of people have been discussing this over the last few days,” he commented. “And we were just informed that there will be no executions.”

Trump expressed hope that the information would turn out to be accurate. “I hope that’s true,” he concluded. “That’s a significant development.”

The President did not announce any new U.S. policy measures in light of these developments. He indicated that the administration would continue to monitor the situation attentively and evaluate further actions as circumstances unfold.

His remarks came during a comprehensive question-and-answer session following a signing ceremony at the White House. Trump addressed a variety of international topics, including Venezuela and Greenland, before shifting focus to Iran.

Trump indicated that both he and the reporters would soon learn more. “I’ll find out after this,” he said. “You’ll discover it too.”

The White House did not release a separate statement on Iran after Trump’s comments. No other U.S. officials present at the event made public statements regarding the situation.

Iran has been under international scrutiny due to reports of killings and planned executions related to internal unrest and security operations. Trump did not reference specific incidents or timelines, keeping his remarks focused on the information he had just received.

He concluded his comments on Iran by underscoring the need for caution and vigilance. “We’re going to observe,” Trump said. “We’re going to see what transpires.”