US EditionTrump envoy backtracks on remarks about limiting Iran’s nuclear program
- Steve Witkoff, the Special Presidential Envoy, stated that Iran must stop and eliminate its nuclear enrichment and weaponization program, contradicting earlier comments about allowing limited nuclear activities.
- Witkoff emphasized that any deal must include verification to prevent weapons-grade material.
- State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce asserted that Witkoff's statements reflect official administration policy.
- Iran's nuclear program has faced skepticism, with the UN reporting that Iran accelerated uranium enrichment, raising concerns about weapons capabilities.
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