Trump: Iran will never have nuclear weapons under new deal
Quick Look
- US President Donald Trump stated Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons under the emerging agreement, calling the deal fair and entering a new phase.
- He confirmed no US funding would go to Tehran and warned of severe repercussions if Iran pursued nuclear arms.
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US President Donald Trump declared Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons under the new agreement, describing the deal as fair and entering a second stage. He emphasized no US funding would go to Tehran.
US President Donald Trump on Monday said Iran would never possess a nuclear weapon under the emerging agreement between Washington and Tehran, while insisting that the deal was fair and entering a new phase.
“Iran will never have a nuclear weapon under deal,” Trump said.
The US president also signalled progress in negotiations, saying, “Iran deal goes to a second stage,” and adding, “We think it’s a fair deal.”
Trump maintained that Washington would not provide funding to Tehran under the agreement. “We are not investing any money in Iran,” he said.
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He also warned of severe consequences if Iran sought to develop nuclear weapons. “All hell will break out on Iran if Iran tries to gets a nuclear weapon,” Trump said.
Trump’s remarks come as the US and Iran continue discussions over a potential agreement, though details of the next phase have not been disclosed.
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons under the current deal.
Very likely · Long term
Open Questions
- What are the details of the next phase of the deal?
- What are the specific repercussions if Iran pursues nuclear weapons?
