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Trump Says Iran Has Agreed Not to Seek Nuclear Weapons
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First reported by Ynet · Jun 22, 2026
What happened
Donald Trump said Iran has agreed not to seek nuclear weapons and said IAEA inspectors will enter Iran later under recent understandings. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian rejected any talks on defense or missiles, saying those issues are not part of the U.S. understanding.
- 01Trump said Iran agreed not to possess nuclear weapons.
- 02He said IAEA inspectors will enter Iran at the appropriate time.
- 03Pezeshkian ruled out any negotiation over Iran’s defense capabilities.
- 04Tehran said its missile program was never part of the U.S. memorandum.
- 05The nuclear dispute remains central between Washington and Tehran.
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