US President Donald Trump has once again given a big statement regarding the nuclear deal with Iran. Trump said that if we make any agreement with Iran, it will be a good and right agreement. He also targeted former President Barack Obama. On the nuclear deal signed during the Obama era, Trump said that that deal gave Iran cash and a path to access nuclear weapons. Trump said that his deal will be made keeping in mind the interests of America.
Trump said that the deal Obama made with Iran harmed America. Iran got economic benefits from that deal and it furthered its nuclear activities.
Won’t repeat Obama’s mistake
The US President said that his government will not repeat such a mistake. He clearly said that his priority would be America’s security and global stability. Taking aim at his opponents, Trump said that those who are criticizing this possible deal do not have complete information yet.
US President Donald Trump on Truth Social posts, “If I make a deal with Iran, it will be a good and proper one, not like the one made by Obama… Our deal is the exact opposite, but nobody has seen it or knows what it is. It isnt even fully negotiated yet…” pic.twitter.com/SEsQnsmIvd
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Deal with Iran not ready yet
However, the US President also clearly said that the deal with Iran is not completely ready yet. He said that currently talks are going on. Despite this, some people are continuously criticizing. Trump said that our government will not take any decision in haste. Every step will be taken thoughtfully.
Don’t rush into deal with Iran: Trump
Trump said Washington and Tehran have largely completed negotiations on a peace deal to end the nearly three-month-long war. However, Trump said that he has instructed the negotiators not to rush towards an agreement, as both sides should take appropriate time and do it (the agreement) the right way.
Trump said in a post on Truth Social that negotiations between the US and Iran are progressing in an orderly and constructive manner, but he has instructed the negotiators not to rush towards an agreement, because time is on our (America’s) side. He said that the US blockade of ships in the Strait of Hormuz will continue in full force until an agreement is agreed upon and signed.
Diplomatic, economic and security relations
Trump said that both sides should take appropriate time and do it (the agreement) in the right way. There should be no mistake. He also invited Iran to join the Abraham Accords, which seeks to establish diplomatic, economic and security relations between Israel and Arab countries.
the conversation is almost complete
Trump’s comments come a day after he announced on social media that negotiations on the agreement are largely complete and the final aspects and details are being discussed, after which it will be announced soon. The US President said on Saturday that he had spoken to the leaders of Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Qatar, Pakistan, Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Bahrain and Israel.
Criticism of Obama’s nuclear deal
Trump said on Sunday that our relations with Iran are becoming more professional and fruitful. However, they have to understand that they can neither develop nor buy nuclear weapons or bombs. Trump also criticized the nuclear deal signed with Iran in 2015 by former President Barack Obama. He suggested that Iran could join the Abraham Accords.
The US President said that I want to thank all the countries of West Asia for their support and cooperation, which will be further enhanced and strengthened by the joining of the nations of the historic Abraham Accords, and who knows, maybe Iran will also want to join.
Hormuz Strait will be opened
The New York Times newspaper quoted a US official as saying that Washington and Tehran have agreed in principle to a deal under which the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened with Iran committing to dispose of its enriched uranium. The official said no agreement has been signed at this time and it is still subject to final approval by President Trump and Iran’s supreme leader, which could take several days. He said talks were ongoing on how Iran would dispose of its enriched uranium.
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