Trump Continues to Stress 'Iran Cannot Have a Nuclear Weapon' Despite Unclear Path to End War
Trump said Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon as talks remain stalled and the 60-day agreement expired with no extension, officials said.
- On Monday, the 60-day deadline to end the Iran War expired without a permanent resolution. President Donald Trump dismissed the deadline as irrelevant in the Oval Office, stating there is no timetable to stop the conflict.
- Addressing the status of the Iran nuclear program, Trump emphasized his requirements for a deal, stating, "Well, they want to make a deal, but they're not gonna make the kind of deal I feel is necessary."
- Costs for the Iran War hit $37.5 billion, a 37% increase since Feb. 28. AAA reports the average price for a gallon of gas is about $4.07, a concern House Speaker Mike Johnson tied to midterm elections.
- Tensions rose after Iran announced an agreement with Oman regarding ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Trump told Fox News the U.S. would bomb Oman if it interferes with the plan.
- Negotiations remain stalled as the conflict nears its sixth month. With no sign that the memorandum of understanding will be extended, the future of the Iran War remains uncertain.
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Trump continues to stress 'Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon' despite unclear path to end war
So far, there is no timetable to stop the Iran war as the 60-day goal to reach an agreement to end the conflict expired on Monday. Negotiations remain stalled as the conflict nears its sixth month.
Iran Nuclear Deal Deadline Expires as Trump Demands Concessions Amid New Pressure Campaign
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Now it was supposed to be peace in the Middle East, but the plan was not put into action. The US and Iran are fighting hard and are even further apart on the crucial issues.
IDF ON ALERT: Senior Intelligence Official Warns Iran Situation Could Deteriorate At Any Time
Israel’s security establishment is preparing for the possibility of a renewed deterioration with Iran as the 60-day period connected to the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding draws to a close without a clear agreement on Iran’s nuclear program or the Strait of Hormuz. Security officials told Walla that it remains unclear whether President Trump will approve […]
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Iran Hard-Liners Build Forces for Wider War as U.S. Negotiating Deadline Expires
Iranian hard-line leaders are strengthening military control, expanding missile and drone production and preparing allied militias for a broader confrontation with the United States as a 60-day negotiating period ends without a permanent agreement.
U.S. President Donald Trump said Iran wants to close an agreement with the U.S., but remarked that it will not accept a proposal that does not meet its demands. The statement came when the 60-day negotiating period between the two governments expired on Tuesday while the differences over the Iranian nuclear program persist. From the White House, the president was categorical in stating that Iran cannot count on a nuclear weapon. In that context,…
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