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President Donald Trump urged Iran to begin negotiating with the United States for a “nuclear peace agreement”, making it difficult for a devastating military strike to the Islamic nation.
Trump made the statement on social media Wednesday morning, reaffirming US position Iran can never Get a nuclear weapon. The day comes after Trump met with the Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the White House.
“I want Iran to be a fantastic and successful country, but one that cannot have a nuclear weapon. According to the United States, they work together with Israel, Iran will blow to Smitereens very exaggerated,” Trump wrote.
“I would prefer a Verified Nuclear Peace Agreement, which will allow Iran to grow and prosper.
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President Donald Trump gives his second presidential inaugural address on January 20, 2024. (Fox News)
Call for negotiations comes after Trump lifted his eyebrows on Tuesday night by saying that the United States will “take over” Control of the Gaza Strip.
“The US will take care of the Gaza Strip and we will also do a job with it,” said Trump. “We will possess and we will be responsible for dismantling all the dangerous and unexplored bombs and other weapons in the place.”
Netanyahu praised Trump’s ability to “think out of the box” during the joint press conference.
President Donald Trump asked Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to begin negotiations in the nuclear agreement. (Photo of the Iranian Leader Press Office/Card/Anadolu through Getty Images)
Hamas also wrote A statement that criticized Trump’s comments just hours after the meeting with Netanyahu.
“We reject Trump’s statements that he said that residents of the Gaza Strip have no choice but to leave, and we consider them a recipe for creating chaos and tension in the region,” the group said.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the left praised President Donald Trump’s ability to “think outside the box” on a Gaza United States. (Reuters/Leah Millis)
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Hamas recently reaffirmed control over the Gaza Strip after the start of the cessation of fire and said that they would not release endless hostages from the war and the complete withdrawal of the Israeli forces.
