During an interview on The New York Post's "Pod Force One" podcast, President Donald Trump stated that Iran had "already agreed" not to pursue nuclear weapons. He emphasized the importance of addressing Iran's nuclear ambitions, saying, "We can’t let them have a nuclear weapon." Trump acknowledged that while Iran had made this agreement, they could change their minds. He also discussed his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, describing a conversation where he expressed concern over Netanyahu's actions in Lebanon. Trump denied reports that talks with Iran had ceased, asserting that discussions were ongoing.
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Trump Claims Iran Agreed to Abandon Nuclear Weapon Ambitions
President Donald Trump claimed in a podcast interview that Iran has agreed to abandon its nuclear weapon ambitions. He noted the potential for Iran to change its position and discussed his relationship with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, while denying reports of halted negotiations with Iran.
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Iran 'already agreed' to giving up nuclear weapon ambitions, Trump reveals
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Trump Claims Iran Agreed to Abandon Nuclear Weapon Ambitions