US EditionVast Majority Of Americans Support Trump's Iran Nuclear Stance, Poll Finds - Worthy Christian News
- On June 2, 2025, President Donald Trump emphasized that the U.S. Would prohibit any uranium enrichment activities under a new nuclear deal with Iran.
- This firm position comes amid ongoing negotiations in which Iran maintains it will proceed with uranium enrichment regardless of whether an agreement is reached.
- Washington sent Tehran a proposal permitting limited low-level enrichment, but Trump and his administration reject this, emphasizing zero tolerance.
- A Rasmussen poll conducted May 27-29 found that 84% of likely U.S. Voters support President Trump's firm stance against allowing Iran to obtain nuclear weapons.
- The ongoing dispute over uranium enrichment is hindering diplomatic efforts and indicates that opportunities for a negotiated settlement are diminishing amid escalating regional tensions.
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Vast Majority Of Americans Support Trump's Iran Nuclear Stance, Poll Finds - Worthy Christian News
by Emmitt Barry, with reporting from Washington D.C. Bureau Staff (Worthy News) – A new national survey by Rasmussen Reports shows overwhelming support for President Donald Trump’s long-standing position that Iran must never be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons — a position now backed by 84% of likely U.S. voters. The poll, conducted from May 27-29 among 1,105 likely voters, reveals that 63% “strongly agree” with the statement: “Iran must never…
Trump says US stockpiling weapons at historic rate after warning Iran will never enrich uranium - Washington Examiner
President Donald Trump boasted of the United States’s stockpile of weapons while warning that Iran would not be allowed to enrich uranium, a major sticking point in negotiations. Iranian nuclear negotiations appear to be losing momentum, with a senior Iranian official on the negotiating team telling Reuters that Tehran is poised to reject the latest U.S. offer. Trump vented his frustrations in a post on Truth Social, blaming former President Joe…
U.S. President Donald Trump warned Monday that the U.S. will not authorize “no uranium enrichment” to Iran as part of “a possible agreement,” in full negotiation between the two countries on the Iranian nuclear program.The U.S. and Iran, faced for four decades and without diplomatic relations, began negotiations with Oman's mediation on April 12.They are the first at this level since Washington withdrew in 2018, during Trump's first term (2017-2…
He wrote about it on his social network TruthSocial.Trump noted that he had a conversation with the military leaders of the States today. This is the strongest army we have ever had, including the fact that we are accumulating weapons at a rate never seen before in our country,” he wrote. At the same time, the head of the White House expressed the hope that these weapons will not be proven to be used.Earlier it was reported that European countri…
"We will not allow any uranium enrichment as part of a potential deal" with Iran, US President Donald Trump said on Monday on the social network "Truth Social", reported Agence France-Presse. Trump made this statement after the news portal "Axios" wrote that the most recent proposal made by the United States to Iran on Saturday included permission for limited uranium enrichment. This is the main point of contention in the negotiations between Wa…
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