Trump Believes that Iran Has Abandoned Any Plans for Nuclear Weapons
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US President Donald Trump said that the conflict with Iran could end "for better or for worse", specifying that he would have to decide on Washington's next actions towards Tehran. "We can do it for better, we can do it for worse", Trump told reporters at the White House. He also said that Iran was "defeated" and that the country had practically given up on its plans to create nuclear weapons. The claim about the nuclear program was disputed by …
Trump believes that Iran has abandoned any plans for nuclear weapons
Trump believes that Iran has abandoned any plans for nuclear weapons.The US president added that he would have to "make a decision on Iran," but did not provide details. He noted that "Iran has been defeated," and the conflict with the Islamic...
US President Donald Trump has announced that he has effectively backed down from his plans for Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.
(Translation made by editorial staff Opinion through Artificial Intelligence) * US President Donald Trump is convinced that Iran has abandoned any project for the acquisition of nuclear weapons. As you know, Iran is in fact giving up any project related to nuclear weapons, he said. /// US President Donald Trump is confident that Iran has [...]
Donald Trump has issued one of his harshest warnings to Iran, signaling that Washington is on the verge of a decisive move. The US president said the conflict could end "for better or for worse", stressing that he would have to decide on the next steps. His words come as the US military presence in the Middle East is increasing and senior administration officials are discussing the future course of action against Tehran. "The question is whether…
US President Donald Trump stated that he is at a decision-making stage regarding Iran, saying, "The only question is: Are we going to resolve this process the easy way or the hard way?" Trump also claimed that Iran has "effectively abandoned" its nuclear weapons plans.
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