Media reports Trump to risk Iran nuclear development, despite his repeated vow not to

President Donald Trump has made it clear that he will not allow Iran to develop any nuclear weapons, despite media reports suggesting otherwise. The Trump administration was reportedly considering a deal that would allow limited low-level uranium enrichment in Iran as part of an agreement to ease U.S. sanctions. However, Trump quickly shut down these reports, stating on Truth Social that there would be no enrichment of uranium allowed under any potential agreement.

Throughout his time in office and even before, Trump has consistently voiced his opposition to Iran having access to nuclear weapons. In his 2011 book, “Time to Get Tough,” he emphasized the need to stop Iran’s nuclear ambitions by any means necessary. He has reiterated this stance multiple times, stating that Iran must be prevented from acquiring a nuclear weapon and that all paths to nuclear armament must be denied to the regime.

During his 2016 presidential campaign, Trump criticized the Iran nuclear deal negotiated by President Barack Obama, vowing that Iran would never be allowed to possess nuclear weapons under his administration. He has continued to express his concerns about the threat posed by Iran’s nuclear program, emphasizing that it is a significant risk to global security.

Despite Iran’s insistence on its right to uranium enrichment for nuclear energy purposes, Trump remains steadfast in his opposition to allowing the country to develop nuclear weapons. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has reiterated Iran’s stance on uranium enrichment, but Trump’s firm stance on the issue indicates that any potential agreement will not include provisions for such activities.

As the debate over Iran’s nuclear program continues, Trump’s unwavering commitment to preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons remains a central focus of his foreign policy agenda. His strong stance on the issue underscores the importance of addressing global security threats and ensuring that Iran does not pose a nuclear threat to the world.