Trump said ‘maybe’ the US was involved in the Israeli-Iran conflict

President Donald Trump said Sunday that the US was not involved in Israeli military attacks but “maybe we could be involved.”

In an interview with ABC News’ Rachel Scott, Trump said he was open to Russian President Vladimir Putin who served as a mediator in conflict – something he said was Russian president made their phone call on Saturday.

The following is the spotlight of the interview:

For the latest Israeli attacks in Iran: “I think they are very destroyed. It is very destroyed. They are also beaten, but it is very destroyed to Iran, especially” the President said.

On the deadline for Iran to come to the negotiation table: “No, there is no deadline. But they speak. They want to make an agreement. They speak. They keep talking,” he said. “Something like this must happen because I think even from both parties, but something like this must happen. They want to talk, and they will talk.”

Asked again about the canceled conversation, the President said he was sure that it might help the agreement – “might have forced an agreement to leave faster, actually.”

Will the US be more involved in conflict?: “We are not involved in it. Maybe we can be involved. But we are not involved at this time,” the President said.

Putin as a mediator in conflict: “Yes, I will be open to that. He is ready. He called me about it. We’ve talked about it for a long time. We talked about this more than the situation. This is something I believe to be resolved.”