US EditionTrump says he wants "real end" to Iran's nuclear program, not just Iran-Israel ceasefire
- U.S. President Donald Trump said on June 17, 2025, he seeks a real end to Iran's nuclear program, not just a ceasefire, amid rising Israel-Iran hostilities.
- His remarks followed increased conflict and Israel's demands for U.S. involvement, with Trump leaving the G7 summit early to address the situation.
- Trump warned Iran against attacking U.S. forces and said any deal would require Iran to completely give up nuclear ambitions, rejecting ceasefire-only solutions.
- He also called for an immediate evacuation of Tehran, emphasized that "IRAN CAN NOT HAVE A NUCLEAR WEAPON," and dismissed reports of peace talks as false.
- The developments suggest heightened U.S. military readiness, ongoing diplomatic efforts conditional on Iran halting attacks, and sustained regional tensions with significant casualties.
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Trump refining ‘very likely’ Iran strike plan if no diplomatic deal struck within two weeks: sources
President Trump is hoping for a peace deal with Iran in the next two weeks — but in the meantime is refining war plans to have the most effective airstrikes possible “mapped out,” sources close to the White House told The Post, one of whom said the commander-in-chief is favoring the strikes.
Saunders: What Trump is seeking is an Iran with no nukes
HeraldNet.com HeraldNet.com - Everett and Snohomish County news from The Daily Herald in Everett, Washington There are risks if the U.S. joins in Israel’s war with Iran, but the risks are greater if it doesn’t. Saunders: What Trump is seeking is an Iran with no nukes Wire Service
CNN Guest Says Trump Acts Like a Guy ‘From the Memory Wing of a Nursing Home’: ‘He’s Slurring’
Podcast host Jennifer Welch expressed concern over President Donald Trump’s cognitive health on CNN, Wednesday, likening the president to “a guy who got a day pass from the memory wing of a nursing home.” Reacting on CNN NewsNight to Trump’s repeated threats to thrust the United States into Israel’s conflict with Iran, Welch complained, “We went from his big break up with Elon Musk to his lackluster turnout to his birthday party, now we’re on th…
Trump evasive on possible Iran attack, says not ‘too late’ for Tehran to give up nuclear program. See how it unfolded. - The Boston Globe
“I’m not looking to fight,” Trump told reporters on Wednesday. ”But if it’s a choice between fighting and having a nuclear weapon, you have to do what you have to do.”
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