President Donald Trump said Monday that the United States is eliminating any prospect of Iran obtaining a nuclear missile, according to a statement attributed to him. The remark is the latest in a series of presidential statements on Iran's nuclear program.
President Donald Trump said Monday that the United States is "putting an end to any possibility that Iran will have a nuclear missile," according to a statement attributed to him. The remark was first reported by reports.
Trump has made a series of statements on Iran's nuclear program in recent weeks. The Zioneer has covered previous remarks, including his pledge to dismantle Iran's nuclear capabilities and his suggestion that Iran's most fortified nuclear facility could be a target for attack. The latest statement appears to reaffirm his administration's stated goal of preventing a nuclear-armed Iran, though no specific policy or military action was announced.
As with past statements, the exact context and timing of the remark remain unclear, and it has not been independently corroborated by additional sources. The Zioneer rates the report as Developing, pending further confirmation.
- DevelopingTrump: Iran must not be allowed nuclear weapons
- StrongTrump says the US is disabling Iran's missile capability, eyeing a fair deal
- DevelopingTrump reportedly pledges to Netanyahu to dismantle Iran's nuclear capabilities, end its threat to Israel
- DevelopingTrump: The Issue Is Not Regime Change but Disarming Iran of Nuclear Weapons
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