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Trump: Any Iran Deal Must Block Nuclear Weapons Forever

Trump says the U.S. remains in talks with Iran but insists any future agreement must permanently prevent Tehran from obtaining nuclear weapons.

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U.S. President Donald Trump has said Washington remains engaged in discussions with Iran but made it clear that any future agreement must ensure Tehran never develops a nuclear weapon. Speaking at the White House,

Trump stressed that preventing nuclear proliferation remains a top priority for his administration. He said the United States is open to diplomacy but will not support any deal that could allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons capabilities in the future.

The remarks come as efforts continue to find a diplomatic path forward on Iran’s nuclear program, a long-standing source of tension between Tehran and Western nations. Trump reiterated that any agreement must include strong safeguards and verification measures to guarantee regional and global security.

 The U.S. administration has consistently maintained that stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons is a fundamental requirement for any future understanding between the two countries.

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