Former President Donald Trump has stated that he will only accept the complete dismantlement of Iran's nuclear program, rejecting any partial agreements. His comments come amid ongoing nuclear negotiations with Tehran and pressure from his party to clarify his stance. While Trump initially called for the entire program to be eliminated, he later suggested that Iran could maintain a civilian nuclear energy program as long as it does not possess nuclear weapons. This position marks a hardline approach compared to previous diplomatic efforts. The remarks highlight continued tensions and uncertainty over the future of Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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Trump wants ‘total dismantlement’ of Iran nuke program, might allow civilian energy
While US president first says he wants Tehran's entire nuclear program fully done away with, he then tells interviewer that 'the only thing they can't have is a nuclear weapon'
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Trump Calls for "Total Dismantlement" of Iran's Nuclear Program
In an interview with NBC on May 4, Trump said tearing down Iran’s nuclear program would be “all I’d accept ... to the 2015 nuclear deal. Trump says he wants "total dismantlement." He then says "the only thing they can't have is a nuclear weapon."
