Trump's 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal Criticism Resurfaces Amid Leaked Agreement with Tehran

A 2015 tweet by Donald Trump criticizing Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal has resurfaced after details of Trump's own agreement with Iran leaked, prompting criticism for preserving Iran's nuclear program 'status quo'. The leaked 14-point memorandum, set to be signed in Switzerland, includes an end to fighting, reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, US sanctions relief, and Iran's pledge to refrain from nuclear weapons development while maintaining the 'status quo' of its program. Critics, including senators and experts, deride the deal as a 'thorough capitulation' with few concessions from Iran, despite the humanitarian and economic costs of the conflict. The White House defends the agreement, claiming some reported language is inaccurate. Social media users highlight the irony of Trump's past criticism now applying to his own deal.