President Donald Trump said Wednesday morning that the situation for Iran will be 'extremely bad' if a nuclear deal is not reached, according to the president's statement. The warning comes as the US and Iran continue negotiations over Tehran's nuclear program.
President Donald Trump warned Wednesday morning that Iran's situation will be 'extremely bad' if no deal is reached. 'The situation for Iran will be extremely bad if there is no deal,' Trump said, according to the president's statement. The remark was made at 07:59 Jerusalem time.
The Zioneer has previously reported on Trump's repeated warnings on Iran. On July 31, Trump said Iran was in a 'bad situation' and not trustworthy. On July 27, he warned of a return to fighting if no deal is reached. On July 6, he said he would 'finish the job' if no agreement is reached. The remarks underscore the administration's public stance as nuclear talks proceed.
The negotiations, which The Zioneer has reported under the framework of the 'Islamabad Agreement,' aim to curb Iran's nuclear program. The Zioneer has also covered tensions between Washington and Jerusalem over the deal's terms. Trump's warning Wednesday morning reinforces the administration's insistence on a deal under the threat of severe consequences.
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