President Donald Trump said Monday evening that there will be no easing of sanctions until Iran does what it must do, according to analyst Yair Goldblatt (i24NEWS). The statement reinforces Trump's uncompromising stance in ongoing US-Iran nuclear talks.
President Donald Trump stated Monday evening that there will be no sanctions relief for Iran until Tehran meets his conditions. The remark, reported by Yair Goldblatt citing the President, aligns with Trump's consistent hardline posture in the ongoing US-Iran nuclear negotiations. As The Zioneer reported at 19:15, Trump's latest statement reinforces his position that Iran must fully comply before receiving any concessions. The negotiations remain at a critical juncture, with Trump having warned in recent days of resuming military strikes if talks fail to produce a deal.
3 developments
- StrongTrump: If Iran does not respect us, I will do what I must; addresses Lebanon and sanctions
- StrongIran clarifies it won't implement deal without full sanctions relief and frozen funds
- DevelopingTrump reportedly set to grant Iran major financial relief within days, per Israeli media
- StrongTrump: If no deal with Iran, US will take steps Tehran won't accept; insists ties with Israel 'excellent'
Source and signal
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