Trump issues multiple major statements within 24 hours: pressuring Iran, criticizing oil companies, planning to investigate high oil prices

BlockBeats News, June 24 — Over the past 24 hours, U.S. President Trump has spoken intensively about the Iran situation, energy markets, and government personnel arrangements.

Regarding Middle East issues, Trump stated that the United States is pushing to reach a "fair agreement" with Iran to end the Strait of Hormuz conflict, and reiterated that "Iran cannot have nuclear weapons." He claimed that Iran has agreed to accept long-term or even permanent high-level nuclear inspections and warned that if Iran refuses inspections, there will be no further negotiations. At the same time, in response to Iran's denial of arranging access for International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors, Trump said Iran's statement was "incorrect," and inspectors will enter Iran at the appropriate time.

Trump also criticized the U.S. Senate for advancing the War Powers Act, which limits presidential war authority, saying this signals weakness to Iran and makes subsequent negotiations more difficult.

On energy, Trump accused major oil companies of not passing the full decline in crude oil prices down to gas station retail prices, saying consumers are being "ripped off," and stated he has instructed the U.S. Department of Justice to launch an immediate investigation.

Additionally, according to sources, White House Domestic Policy Advisor Heidi Overton has become one of the candidates for the Director of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Another report states that FIFA President revealed Trump will attend the World Cup final held in New Jersey on July 19 and will present the trophy to the winning team.