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Top Trump Officials Reportedly Skeptic About Iran's Willingness To Not Pursue a Nuclear Weapon In U.S.-Deal

Top Trump officials are skeptic about Iran's willingness to make concessions related to its nuclear program as part of a deal with the U.S., according to a new report.

International Business Times

First Thing: Trump promises ‘great things’ for Middle East and claims Iran deal ‘all signed’

US president says Iran will not obtain nuclear weapons, ‘which is what it was all about’

The Guardian - UK

Trump claims Iran agreed never to obtain nuclear weapon under peace deal

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'Iran agrees to never have nuclear weapons,' says Trump after signing MoU with Tehran

President Trump announced Iran has agreed to never possess nuclear weapons, dismissing reports of a $300 million US payment as fake news. The new agreement links sanctions relief to Tehran's compliance with nuclear verification and regional security commitments, a stance echoed by Vice President Vance and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.

The Economic Times

'If Iran had a nuclear weapon...': Trump calls Netanyahu 'a very difficult guy', says 'Bibi' should thank him

US President Donald Trump publicly criticised Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing him as a "very difficult guy", while defending the newly announced US-Iran agreement and arguing that Israel should be grateful for Washington's role in preventing Tehran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

The Times of India

Iran Will Reportedly Insist On Right To Enrich Uranium As Netanyahu Says Tehran 'Will Not Have Nuclear Weapons'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he will not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon as a semi-official news agency in Tehran said the country won't give up its right to enrich uranium.

International Business Times

'Israel may not like it but ...': US VP JD Vance says long-term deal with Iran in interest of US

US Vice President JD Vance stated Washington's Iran policy will prioritize American interests, even if they differ from Israel's. He expressed confidence in President Trump's strategy to secure a long-term settlement on Iran's nuclear program, emphasizing the US goal of preventing Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.

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‘They're crazy people’: Donald Trump calls Iranians ‘nuts’, says US must stop Iran from getting nuclear weapon

US President Trump labelled Iranians "nuts" and "crazy people" while defending his hardline stance against Tehran acquiring nuclear weapons, warning of global catastrophe. He asserted the US is acting to prevent Iran from obtaining nukes, even threatening harsh military action if talks fail. Trump, however, also expressed personal liking for…

The Times of India

North Korea nuclear programme 'absolutely non-negotiable': leader's sister

North Korea's nuclear weapons program is "absolutely non-negotiable," stated Kim Yo Jong, the leader's sister, ahead of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit. She rejected US claims of reaffirmed denuclearization goals, calling them "false information" and asserting that North Korea's nuclear status is an "irreversible course."

The Economic Times

Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon, it's a red line for US: Ambassador Sergio Gor

US Ambassador to India Sergio Gor stated that Iran will never possess a nuclear weapon, calling it a "red line" for the United States. He criticized Iran for blocking the Strait of Hormuz and holding the world hostage, warning that President Trump will not allow this irresponsibility to continue.

The Economic Times

Netanayahu’s been ‘a great partner’, says Trump – as it happened

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The Guardian - UK

Trump says Iran agreed not to pursue nuclear weapon; Ayatollah giving approval in talks

US President Donald Trump stated Iran has agreed to halt its pursuit of nuclear weapons. He also revealed that Iran's supreme leader is participating in ongoing negotiations with the US. These discussions aim to prevent nuclear escalation and stabilize the Middle East. Trump expressed concern over regional tensions.

The Economic Times

Trump Seeks Tweaks To US-Iran Ceasefire Pact Draft

The draft memorandum of understanding has provided for a pledge from Iran not to pursue a nuclear weapon, but specific concessions have not been woven in.

International Business Times

Iran-US war latest: Israel captures 900-year-old castle in deepest incursion into Lebanon in 26 years

Senior Iranian official accuses Donald Trump of 'betraying diplomacy for third time'

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France 24

Iran rejects US deal without firm guarantees as Washington warns war could resume

The United States warned it is prepared to restart military action against Iran if necessary as President Donald Trump reiterated that any peace agreement must prevent Tehran from ever developing nuclear weapons. Iran's chief negotiator said Sunday that Tehran would not accept any deal with Washington unless Iranian rights were…

The Economic Times

US 'more than capable' of resuming Iran war: Hegseth

America has warned it can restart war with Iran, with Trump demanding Iran never build nuclear weapons as a condition for peace. Both nations exchanged messages but deny a final agreement. Fighting continues in Lebanon. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing to de-escalate tensions.

The Economic Times

Pentagon chief Hegseth says U.S. ready to restart strikes on Iran if no deal

America is prepared to resume military action against Iran if negotiations fail. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that US forces are capable and well-supplied for such a scenario. This comes as talks continue to bridge significant gaps. President Donald Trump seeks a deal to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

The Economic Times

Amid West Asia tensions, Trump says Iran ‘negotiating on fumes’; seeks $1.5 trillion US military boost

America's President Donald Trump is seeking a massive $1.5 trillion investment for the US military. He stated Iran is eager to reach a deal with Washington. Trump asserted Iran's military and economy are severely damaged. He emphasized that Iran will not be permitted to develop nuclear weapons. The President believes…

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The Economic Times

Donald Trump honours 13 US service members killed in West Asia conflict

US President Donald Trump paid tribute to thirteen US service members killed during operations against Iran. He vowed that Iran, labelled the world's top terror sponsor, will never acquire nuclear weapons. Meanwhile, the US and Iran are in talks to resolve differences regarding Tehran's nuclear program and sanctions. Progress is…

Bangkok Post

The curious case of nuclear weapons in Iran

Tulsi Gabbard, the recently resigned/retired/fired US Director of National Intelligence, told Congress just two months ago that US intelligence agencies had concluded Iran was not building nuclear weapons. Indeed, she added, experts also determined Iran had not resumed its suspended 2003 nuclear weapons programme.

The Independent UK

Iran-US war latest: America launches fresh airstrikes on Iranian missile launch sites and mine-laying boats

Marco Rubio says the US will either have a good agreement with Iran or deal with the country ‘another way’

The Economic Times

Hardline Republicans slam Trump’s emerging plan to end Iran war

President Donald Trump's proposed deal to end the Iran war is facing strong opposition from some Republicans. Critics worry the terms might allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons and control vital shipping lanes. Trump defends the deal, stating it is the opposite of the Obama-era agreement and that time is…

The Economic Times

Trump says any Iran deal will involve 'no cash', differ from Obama-era agreement

Donald Trump outlined his vision for a future Iran deal. He emphasized no financial concessions would be made, contrasting it with the Obama administration's agreement. Trump asserted his proposed deal would prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Senator Lindsey Graham supported Trump's strategy, linking it to expanding the Abraham Accords.

The Independent UK

Trump gives Tehran new warning on nuclear weapons as US and Iran edge towards peace deal

US says ‘significant progress’ made towards peace – but Trump stressed on Sunday that Tehran ‘must understand’ it cannot have a nuclear weapon

The Independent UK

Conference at UN to review nuclear nonproliferation treaty fails to reach agreement

A four-week conference at the United Nations to review the treaty to prevent the spread of nuclear weapons has ended without an agreement as the United States and Iran spar over Iran's nuclear program

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