Trump Requires Real Commitment to Iran's 20-Year Suspension of Nuclear Program

In comprehensive statements on the Iranian file, US President Donald Trump expressed his readiness to accept Tehran's suspension of its nuclear program for twenty years, but he stipulated that this must be a "real commitment" from the Iranian side. Trump stressed his administration's firm position on the Iranian nuclear file, stressing that "Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon and will not have a chance to do so under any circumstances." He revealed that the Chinese president informed him He opposed Tehran's possession of a nuclear weapon and its desire to open the Strait of Hormuz, denying that he had asked Beijing to pressure Iran in this regard. In his assessment of the recent US strikes, Trump revealed that military operations destroyed 80% of Iran's missile capabilities, in addition to eliminating the air force and military manufacturing capabilities, and getting rid of a number of Iranian leaders. He pointed out that a “light cleaning operation” might be needed. The President Nine months ago, the use of B2 bombs prevented Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon, stressing the ability of the United States to destroy Iranian infrastructure "within two days." He also revealed his rejection of an Iranian proposal that he did not like "its first sentence," stressing the continuation of the investigation into the targeting of a school in Iran. In terms of relations with China, Trump denied making any pledges on Taiwan, stressing that the talks did not It deals with electronic chips or customs duties. He announced his search to lift sanctions on Chinese companies that buy Iranian oil, expecting to make a final decision within days.