White House: ‘Ultimate’ US goal is to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapon

Talks between the United States and Iran on Iran's nuclear program on Saturday in Oman represent “a step forward” and have been “very positive and constructive,” the White House said in a statement, AFP reported.

'Dead serious': Pete Hegseth warns of 'other options to include my department to ensure Iran never has a nuclear bomb' * WorldNetDaily * by Joe Kovacs

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Trump wants Iran to flourish but they ‘cannot have a nuclear weapon’

President Donald Trump has told reporters that he wants Iran to flourish, but he does not want the country to have nuclear weapons. Speaking outside Air Force One on Friday, 11 April, Mr Trump said, “I want Iran to be a wonderful, great, happy country, but they can’t have a nuclear weapon.” US special envoy Steve Witkoff is heading to Muscat in Oman for indirect talks with Iran over its nuclear programme on Saturday. The president has given Iran…

"I want Iran to be a great, great, happy country. But it cannot have a nuclear weapon," the US president said aboard Air Force One, en route to Florida. The US president made a surprise announcement on Monday that Washington and Tehran are to hold direct talks on Saturday in Oman on Iran's nuclear program, warning that the Islamic Republic would be "in great danger" if the talks fail, Agerpres writes. The negotiations between the United States a…

Donald Trump wants to talk to Iran about its nuclear program. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agrees with it. He has nothing else to do with it.

Iran Cannot Have Nuclear Weapon, Trump Says On Eve Of Talks

Witkoff who is to lead the U.S. delegation, was quoted as saying the administration's 'red line' is to stop Iran from being able to produce a nuclear weapon and that dismantling its nuclear program is the opening demand