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  • THE EXACT OPPOSITE
  • direct path to Iran developing a Nuclear Weapon

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Trump Critiques Iran Peace Deal, Compares It to Obama Administration's Agreement

President Trump stated that his administration will not rush into a peace deal with Iran, emphasizing the need for Iran to refrain from developing nuclear weapons. He criticized the previous Iran Nuclear Deal and claimed that current negotiations are fundamentally different. U.S. officials indicated that Iran has agreed to give up its enriched uranium as part of the negotiations.

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President Trump stated that his administration will not rush into a peace deal with Iran, emphasizing the need for Iran to refrain from developing nuclear weapons. He criticized the previous Iran Nuclear Deal and claimed that current negotiations are fundamentally different. U.S. officials indicated that Iran has agreed to give up its enriched uranium as part of the negotiations.

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  • ✕ THE EXACT OPPOSITE
  • ✕ direct path to Iran developing a Nuclear Weapon

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Trump calls current peace deal with Iran ‘THE EXACT OPPOSITE’ of Obama-era Iran Nuclear Deal

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Trump Critiques Iran Peace Deal, Compares It to Obama Administration's Agreement