Iranian President Says Country Did Not Plot To Kill Trump Despite DOJ Charges

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

38% : His first featured a frosty and combative relationship with Tehran that included the end of the Iran nuclear deal and the assassination of a key military figure, Maj. General Qassim Suleimani.
30% : "We upheld all the commitments that we had to commit to," he said of the 2015 nuclear deal, which Trump canceled in 2018.
24% : The suspect told investigators he was given seven days to come up with a plan to surveil and then kill Trump, who was the Republican presidential candidate at the time.
17% : ""You're saying there was never an Iranian plot to kill Donald Trump?"
16% : Last November, Justice Department officials revealed what it called a "brazen" attempt to target U.S. citizens, including Trump, and others who criticized Iran.

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