The many hang-ups to a peace deal with Iran
Analysis by Amber PhillipsThe United States and Israel attacked Iran in February, and the U.S. and Iran have been in a shaky ceasefire since April.Now President Donald Trump says the parties are close to a peace deal. But any deal will require Iran to give up some of its nuclear ambitions. “They will never have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said Monday.
- ▪Analysis by Amber PhillipsThe United States and Israel attacked Iran in February, and the U.S. and Iran have been in a shaky ceasefire since April.Now President Donald Trump says the parties are close to a peace deal.
- ▪But any deal will require Iran to give up some of its nuclear ambitions.
- ▪“They will never have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said Monday.
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Analysis by Amber PhillipsThe United States and Israel attacked Iran in February, and the U.S. and Iran have been in a shaky ceasefire since April.Now President Donald Trump says the parties are close to a peace deal. But any deal will require Iran to give up some of its nuclear ambitions. “They will never have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said Monday. He recently said he isn’t concerned about rising costs in the U.S. either: “The only thing that matters when I’m talking about Iran — they can’t have a nuclear weapon,” he said.
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