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Trump Says Iran Will Never Be Allowed to Have Nuclear Weapons, Expects Deal After U.S. Midterms
Summary
- Trump said he would never allow Iran to possess nuclear weapons.
- He said Iran’s stockpiles of missiles and drones threaten regional security, as he defended his Iran policy and the rationale for military action.
- Trump said he believes the United States can reach an agreement with Iran after the U.S. midterm elections.
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President Donald Trump reaffirmed that the United States will never allow Iran to possess nuclear weapons.
Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly in New York on September 22, Trump said, “Iran will never be allowed to have nuclear weapons.” He used the speech to defend his Iran policy and justify military action.
Trump said the United States had demanded that Iran halt its nuclear program and stop supporting terrorism, but Tehran refused. He argued that Iran’s stockpiles of missiles and drones threatened regional security.
He left the door open to future talks. “I believe they will negotiate,” Trump said. “It doesn’t make sense that they would not.”
Trump added that he believes the United States could reach an agreement with Iran after the U.S. midterm elections.
Minseung Kang
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