U.S. President Donald Trump told Fox News that it’s possible ‌he would be willing to talk with Iran but that it depends on the terms, the cable news network said on Tuesday.

Asked in ⁠an interview on Monday evening about the possibility of negotiations with Tehran, Trump told Fox he heard Tehran wanted to talk badly, according to the news network.

The Republican president also reiterated his unhappiness with Iran’s new Supreme ‌Leader Mojtaba ⁠Khamenei, telling Fox: “I don’t believe he can live in peace.”

Trump also echoed his comments at a press conference earlier ⁠on Monday, telling Fox the results of the U.S. military operation in Iran were “way ⁠beyond expectation.”

Trump added that he was surprised that Iran was ⁠striking Gulf countries with missiles and drones, according to the network.

The Ministry of Information and Culture on Tuesday honored political analysts, journalists, and media officials for their effective work in carrying out their responsibilities during a gathering in Kabul.

The event was attended by Shir Ahmad Haqqani, Minister of Information and Culture, along with several other officials, political analysts, media representatives, and journalists.

Speaking at the gathering, the minister said that safeguarding the current system and maintaining security is the responsibility of every member of society.

“The stance of political analysts and the activities of the media during times of conflict play an important role in raising public awareness and fostering political understanding among the people,” he said.

He added that the interests of the Afghan people are shared and that protecting those interests is a collective responsibility.

According to the minister, the media have a duty to reflect facts clearly and convey a real and accurate image of the country to the world.

He also stated that there is no linguistic, regional, or ethnic superiority among the people of Afghanistan and that unity and brotherhood prevail in the country.