Trump administration is seeking "full dismantlement" of Iran's nuclear program, Waltz says

US warns Iran to dismantle nuclear program or face consequences

National Security Adviser Mike Waltz demanded Iran dismantle its nuclear program, emphasizing verifiable abandonment of uranium enrichment and ballistic missile development. The U.S. warned of consequences if Iran refuses. The Trump administration resumed its "maximum pressure" strategy, combining military and economic measures to counter Iran's influence. Iran rejected the U.S. proposal, with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismissing it …

Trump and Putin Begin Addressing Cumulated Geo-Strategic Debris… Amidst Trump’s Ultimatum to Iran - LewRockwell

Does Trump see Iran through some disturbed optic – that in destroying Iran, he is bringing about peace through strength? The phone call on 18 March between Presidents Trump and Putin has happened. It was a success, insofar as it allowed both sides to label the result as ‘positive’. And it did not lead to a breakdown (by virtue of the smallest of concessions from Putin – an energy infrastructure truce) – something easily it could have done (i.e. …

White House Demands Iran Give Up Entire Nuclear Program, Including Civilian Enrichment

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Mike Waltz to Iran: ‘Full Dismantlement’ of Nuke Program ‘Or There Will Be Consequences’

National Security Adviser Mike Waltz said over the weekend that the Trump administration is demanding a “full dismantlement” of Iran’s nuclear program or else the Islamic regime will face “consequences.” Waltz made the remarks during a Sunday interview on CBS News’ “Face The Nation” with Margaret Brennan while talking about what the administration is seeking from Iran. “Full dismantlement,” Waltz said. “Iran has to give up its program in a way t…

NSA Waltz: U.S. Seeks ‘Full Dismantlement’ of Iran’s Nuclear Program

The Trump administration seeks a “full dismantlement” of Iran’s nuclear program, per National Security Advisor Mike Waltz Sunday on CBS News’ Face the Nation. Whether Waltz meant Iran’s entire civilian nuclear energy program or just its military aspects isn’t clear. His initial response to the host’s question had suggested the former, but Waltz went on to say that Iran “will not and cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapons program.” Tehran sa…

Waltz Iran in worst place since 1979

Iran must completely dismantle its nuclear program, including enrichment and weaponization, as well as its strategic missile program, said U.S. National Security Advisor Mike Waltz. The post Waltz Iran in worst place since 1979 appeared first on Jerusalem World News.