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macroAug 10, 2026, 5:33 PM

Trump Demands Iran Compensation for Decades of Attacks in Any Peace Deal

Former President Trump stated he will require compensation from Iran for decades of attacks, including the USS Cole bombing, as a condition of any peace agreement, while Iran seeks its own compensation for recent military conflict.

Former President Donald Trump has indicated that any peace deal with Iran will hinge on Tehran providing compensation for what he described as decades of attacks against U.S. interests. Speaking on the matter, he pointed to historical incidents such as the USS Cole bombing and casualties from roadside bombs.

The demand comes as Iran itself is reportedly seeking compensation for a five-month military conflict that ended recently, details of which were not specified. These conflicting demands could complicate the resumption of diplomatic talks.

The stance marks a hardline approach in potential negotiations, suggesting that reconciliation may be far off unless Iran addresses past grievances that the Trump camp views as unresolved.

Source: First Squawk