US EditionTrump’s Mid East Envoy Witkoff Says Its a Red Line if Iran Tries Nuclear Enrichment Again
- On June 26, 2025, US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff declared the 12-day Iran-Israel war over and confirmed ongoing peace talks.
- The conflict followed Israel's surprise bombing on June 13 and US airstrikes with bunker-busting bombs on Iranian nuclear sites two days before the war ended.
- Witkoff emphasized that Iran’s nuclear enrichment and weaponization remain red lines for the US, while talks continue both directly and through interlocutors.
- President Trump said negotiations with Iran will resume next week, calling the nuclear program “blown up, to Kingdom Come,” and confirmed the cease-fire is holding despite violations.
- These developments suggest a cautious path toward a comprehensive peace agreement, though Israel and Iran have accused each other of cease-fire violations.
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Trump Says US, Iran To Hold Talks as Envoy Witkoff Sets Red Line on Enrichment, Weaponization - The Media Line
Nuclear enrichment and weaponization by Iran are red […] The post Trump Says US, Iran To Hold Talks as Envoy Witkoff Sets Red Line on Enrichment, Weaponization appeared first on The Media Line.
Emissary Steve Witkoff Discusses Next Steps with Iran and Expansion of the Abraham Accords - The Last Refuge
Presidential envoy Steve Witkoff deserves a great deal of credit for what followed in the aftermath of President Trump’s final elimination of the Iranian nuclear threat. Throughout the 12-day war, Witkoff maintained a diplomatic connection to the Iranian delegation in order to position a ceasefire upon conclusion. The Trump administration is now taking a more […]
US draws red line as CIA reveals heavy nuclear damage in Iran
US envoy Steve Witkoff said Iran must not enrich uranium or build nuclear weapons, calling them red lines. Meanwhile, CIA chief John Ratcliffe confirmed US-Israeli airstrikes caused major damage to Iran's nuclear program, which may take years to rebuild.
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