Trump says US, Iran set for direct nuclear talks
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The issue remains the same as it was then: what can stop Iran seeking a nuclear weapon?
From BBC
President Trump has set a high bar for success.
From The New York Times
"So absolutely, I would expect a very tight, sanctions on Iran, and hopefully drive them to abandon their nuclear program," Wright said in an interview with CNBC.
From Reuters
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Following his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday, President Donald Trump made a surprise announcement: Direct nuclear talks are underway between arch foes the United States and Iran.
Amidst heightened tensions in the Middle East, Donald Trump's threats of military action against Iran have resurfaced concerns over its nuclear program. Despite initial indications of potential direct talks,
The U.S. has threatened Iran with military action if it does not come to the negotiation table. Iran has refused direct talks with the U.S. and warned of hitting back if attacked
Donald Trump has given Iran two months to agree to a new nuclear deal or be prepared for war. Here’s how both sides could come to an agreement.
The Houthis, if anything, may actually be relishing US strikes. They are a “direct answer to the Houthi prayers to have a war with the US,” said Farea Al-Muslimi, a Yemeni research fellow at Chatham House. The group “wants to drag the US into a larger regional escalation.”
IF Iran does not sit down with US diplomats to discuss scrapping its nuclear ambitions on Saturday, massive bombing raids - and the prospect of an extended and costly US/Iran conflict could result, a national security expert warned today.
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