President Donald Trump announced at a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday that the US will engage in high-level consultations with Iran on its nuclear ambitions.
president Added The large-scale meeting with US and Iranian “very high-level” officials will be held on Saturday in the wake of his repeated warnings to the country that if nuclear deals don’t reach it, they will face consequences. Iranian Ayatollah Ali Khamenei had it Previously Continuing the “maximum pressure” stance was excluded from consultations with the US.
“We’ve had a talk with Iran in person and they started. We’re going on Saturday. We’ll have a really big meeting and we’ll see what happens,” Trump said during the meeting. (Related: Iran-backed militia reportedly have twice thoughts about going to war with Trump: “I want to avoid such a bad scenario”)
US President Donald Trump will speak at a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House Oval Office in Washington, DC on April 7, 2025. (Photo: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
With current stockpiles, Iran can build nuclear weapons with 60% of uranium enriched in just a week. I said Breaking news for November 2024. Trump withdrew from Obama-era nuclear deal in 2018. This was often criticized as being too soft in Iran, as it lacked a constant ban on the country’s nuclearization after the sundown provisions were triggered.
Iran supports the rebels of Houthi in Yemen, and Yemen has repeatedly targeted US naval vessels and international transport routes. Rebels have attacked US naval vessels 174 times so far, and have attacked commercial vessels 145 times since 2023. According to To the White House.
Iran also supported numerous Shia Muslim militias in Iraq and has launched routine attacks on US bases and Israeli targets.
Trump reportedly gave Iran a two-month deadline to negotiate a nuclear deal in a letter sent to Ayatollah on March 12. According to To axios. I’m so happy Called This letter is a “decease” intended to give the impression that Iran is not open to cooperation.
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