Donald Trump addressed reporters from the Oval Office, asserting that Iran has “agreed never to have a nuclear weapon.” The United States is currently engaged in dialogue with Iran, and, according to the American president, “they are speaking sense.”
The negotiations are ongoing, and Trump indicated a willingness to involve key figures. He confirmed that he would send his envoy, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner to participate in discussions aimed at achieving peace with the Iranians. Trump specified that these talks are taking place alongside efforts involving Marco Rubio and JD Vance.
Trump further emphasized Iran’s desire to reach an agreement. “Iran desperately wants to make a deal,” he declared. “The other side, let me tell you, would like to make a deal.
Who wouldn’t if they were in their position?” He highlighted Iran’s weakened state, noting that “their navy is gone, their air force is gone, their communications… all their anti-air systems, their missiles.” Trump’s comments underscored the strategic disadvantage facing Iran during these crucial negotiations.
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President Trump announced that Iran has committed to a permanent prohibition on nuclear weapons.
The president confirmed Iran’s commitment to forgo nuclear development.