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Trump Says Iran Hasn’t Agreed to Give Up Nuclear Weapons, Signals Response if No Deal in Two Weeks
Summary
- President Donald Trump said Iran has not agreed to give up nuclear weapons.
- Trump said the situation would not be good if a deal is not reached within two weeks.
- Amid military tensions in the Middle East, whether the talks produce a deal and the scale of any response remain key variables.
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President Donald Trump said Iran has not agreed to give up nuclear weapons and signaled possible action if negotiations fail to produce a deal within two weeks.
Walter Bloomberg reported on June 13 that Trump said, “Iran has not agreed that it will not possess nuclear weapons.”
“If no agreement is reached within two weeks, the situation will not be good,” Trump said, reiterating a negotiating deadline he has emphasized.
The US and Iran are currently holding talks centered on the nuclear issue. Differences over Iran’s nuclear development remain a key sticking point.
With military tensions persisting in the Middle East, whether the talks yield an agreement and the level of any response remain key variables. Any shift in the positions of the two sides is drawing attention.
JH Kim
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