President Trump said Wednesday that the American soldiers killed in the conflict all firmly stated that Iran must not be allowed to obtain nuclear weapons, according to reports.
President Trump on Wednesday invoked the memory of American soldiers killed in the conflict, stating that they all insisted unequivocally that Iran must not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons. The statement, according to reports, adds to a series of Trump declarations on Iran's nuclear program. The Zioneer has previously reported similar statements from Trump on July 20, July 6, June 12, and other dates, all reiterating the same position. Trump's latest remarks come amid ongoing negotiations regarding the Iran deal, and his invocation of fallen soldiers marks a departure from his usual rhetorical style.
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