US EditionTrump Says Putin Could Help in Iran Nuclear Negotiations
- President Donald Trump said on June 5, 2025, that Russian President Vladimir Putin offered to join nuclear talks with Iran to help reach a deal.
- This offer comes amid stalled U.S.-Iran negotiations and a recent 20-year strategic partnership between Russia and Iran that complicates diplomacy.
- Trump and Putin spoke for over an hour discussing Iran’s nuclear program, with Trump stressing Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons.
- Trump said Putin suggested he could “be helpful” in expediting the talks while Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei rejected U.S. Proposals as harmful to national interests.
- The talk implies renewed diplomatic efforts but also risks increasing tensions, as Putin’s involvement may not accelerate an agreement and Iran remains firm on enrichment.
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In his first term Donald Trump announces the international nuclear agreement with Iran. Meanwhile negotiations are underway on a new program. However, the talks are slowing down. As an ally of Tehran, Russia's President Putin intervenes.
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DailyTruthReportTrump Speaks with Putin - Both Appear Be on Same Page Regarding Iran Getting Nukes
President Donald Trump said he spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin Wednesday, and the two appear to agree that Iran cannot be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons. Trump wrote in […] The post Trump Speaks with Putin - Both Appear Be on Same Page Regarding Iran Getting Nukes appeared first on The Western Journal.
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