Trump Says King Charles 'Agrees With Me' on Iran Nuclear Stance
Trump said the King agreed that Iran must never get nuclear weapons, raising the risk of a royal clash over Middle East policy.
- Donald Trump said on Tuesday that King Charles III agrees Iran should not be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon.
- Trump stated the U.S. is actively engaged in Middle East efforts and claimed progress, including what he described as a military defeat of a specific opponent.
- He emphasized that the U.S. would never allow that opponent to acquire nuclear weapons, adding that Charles supports this position.
- However, under UK constitutional conventions, King Charles III is expected to remain politically neutral and cannot publicly comment on wars or government policy.
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Washington.- U.S. President Donald Trump said that King Charles III does not want Iran to have a nuclear weapon, introducing the sensitive issue of the Middle East conflict in his remarks during a state dinner held in honor of King Carlos. The event took place on the second day of a four-day visit to the United States at a time of tension in relations, after Trump has repeatedly criticized British Prime Minister Keir Starmer for what Trump calls…
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