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Trump Reiterates No Interest in Returning to Iran Nuclear Deal Amid Pressure Strategy President Trump has told mediators he does not want to return to the original Iran nuclear deal, preferring to wait and see if economic sanctions will force Iran to comply. He has ordered US negotiators to halt talks, shifting to a long-term pressure strategy against Tehran.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Trump repeatedly told mediators he refuses to rejoin the original Iran nuclear deal. 02 He prefers to wait for economic sanctions to pressure Iran into compliance. 03 Trump ordered US negotiators to stop talks with Iran despite some positive discussions. 04 The US strategy shifted from rapid military action to prolonged economic pressure. 05 The directive was communicated to Vice President Vance, Whitcuff, and Kushner. 06 Trump awaits clear Iranian signals before considering renewed negotiations. Translated and summarized by baba from Mako , the latest report. Read Mako’s original The coverage
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