Trump reiterates that Iran's nuclear armament is a red line again

MarsBitNews · 2026-04-12T13:56:21+00:00

Trump reiterated his stance that Iran should not have nuclear weapons, emphasizing that although the meeting with Iran lasted nearly 20 hours, the most important thing is that Iran has not abandoned its nuclear ambitions. He believes that the consensus reached is far less important than preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear energy.

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2026-04-12 13:56:21

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Mars Finance News, April 12 — Trump posted again to reiterate that Iran’s inability to obtain nuclear weapons is a red line: I have taken a comprehensive report from Vice President Vance, special envoy Witkoff, and Kushner on the Islamabad meeting. The meeting with Iran began at first light and continued until deep into the night—nearly 20 hours. I could go into detail about the meeting and talk about the many achievements we’ve made, but only one thing is crucial—Iran is unwilling to give up its nuclear ambitions! In many ways, the consensus we reached is better than continuing our military action until the end, but compared with having nuclear capability in the hands of such fickle, hard-to-pin-down people, all these agreements seem trivial. The rest is irrelevant because they make no compromises on the most important issues. As I said from the very beginning, and long ago, Iran will never possess nuclear weapons!

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