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Trump Says Iran Wants Deal But Can't Be Trusted
President Donald Trump stated that Iran wants a nuclear deal but is untrustworthy, while the U.S. military can quickly destroy remaining nuclear sites. He indicated that while negotiations are ongoing, Iran's past actions make them unreliable.
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What happened
- 01President Trump stated Iran wants a nuclear deal but is untrustworthy.
- 02Trump warned the U.S. military can destroy Iran's remaining nuclear facilities in minutes.
- 03He cited Iran's weakened military and economic struggles as reasons for their desire to negotiate.
- 04The U.S. is not in a rush to reach a deal, according to Trump.
- 05Trump spoke with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid tensions with Tehran.
- 06Admiral Brad Cooper briefed Trump on military options against Iran.
Trump also mentioned that the U.S. is not rushed to reach an agreement due to Iran's weakened military and economic struggles. The comments came after reports of discussions with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a briefing on military options.
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