Trump: Iran financed terrorism to destabilize the Middle East

Iran is a state funded terrorism to destabilize the Middle East, pointing out that the money received by the Tehran Obama has funded terrorist operations.

Trump also said he could not agree to a nuclear deal with the state finance terrorism, such as Iran.

He held Trump during the Clinton and Obama election rally responsibility for a series of naive decisions led to the emergence of Daash in Iraq and Syria, accusing Obama that he misled the world in his famous speech at Cairo University.

Republican candidate elections US presidential Donald Trump Monday and said he will work closely with partners in NATO to defeat al Daash if he wins the November election to be amended so an earlier threat that the United States may not meet its obligations under the NATO Treaty towards its members.

Trump said in a speech on foreign policy in Ohio unresolved any of the Democrats or Republicans, "We will work closely with NATO on this task."

His comments on the alliance earlier this summer sparked severe criticism from the side of the Allies.