US EditionTrump: Iran Cannot Have a Nuclear Bomb
- President Donald Trump has repeatedly emphasized in 2024 and 2025 that Iran must be prevented from acquiring nuclear weapons.
- This stance follows heightened tensions in the Middle East, including Israeli air strikes targeting Iran's nuclear facilities and top scientists.
- Trump has urged Iran to return to negotiations conditional on stopping its nuclear weapons pursuit, ending terrorism sponsorship, and halting proxy wars.
- He has said, "You can't have peace if Iran has a nuclear weapon," and warned nuclear arms represent the greatest threat to global security.
- The administration's position implies continued pressure on Iran through sanctions and support for Israel, signaling no tolerance for Iran acquiring nuclear arms.
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Donald Trump now suggests, more clearly than on previous occasions, that a regime change in Iran is a real possibility. During a conversation with journalists in the White House, the president said that “I have been saying more than twenty years that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon” and added that, unlike other powers, “they would use it.” Trump insisted that he is not looking for a war, but he raised a dilemma that, according to him, he only …
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‘Iran cannot have nuclear weapons,’ US State Department reiterates Trump's ‘clear’ stance on Tehran's nuclear ambition
The US State Department reiterated its firm stance against Iran's nuclear ambitions, emphasising that Iran cannot possess a nuclear weapon. This position has been consistently maintained by President Trump amidst rising tensions with Israel.
Trump Has Been Clear For 14 Years That Iran Cannot Have A Nuclear Weapon
President Donald Trump has consistently stated for 14 years that Iran must not obtain a nuclear weapon, according to the White House.“President Donald J. Trump has never wavered in his stance that Iran cannot be allowed to have a nuclear weapon — a pledge he has made repeatedly, both in office and on the campaign trail,” the White House said in a statement.LIVE UPDATES: Trump Calls For Iran To Surrender, Says The Ayatollah Is An ‘Easy Target’The…
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