NUCLEAR
President Donald J. Trump put the Iranian regime on notice with his speech last week: the time when the United States (U.S.) government would turn a blind eye to its decades-long drive for deliverable nuclear weapons is over. Citing a long litany of destabilizing, rogue behavior on the part of Tehran, the president announced he would not re-certify Iranian compliance with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) or Iran nuclear deal.
Washington – US President Donald Trump said on Monday that a total termination of the Iran nuclear deal was a very real possibility.“It might be a total termination. That’s a very real possibility,” Trump said before a Cabinet meeting.“I’m tired of being taken advantage of as a nation,” Trump said, calling Iranian leaders “great negotiators” who “negotiated a great deal for themselves, but a horrible deal for the US.”
JEDDAH: King Salman held a phone conversation with US President Donald Trump on Saturday, welcoming the US government’s firm strategy toward Iran.King Salman supported the strategy announced by Trump on Friday against Iranian aggression and its support for terrorism in the region.The king praised the Trump administration, which recognizes the magnitude of these challenges and threats and the need for concerted efforts on terrorism
NCRI - The state-run media reacted to the consequences of the new U.S strategy, reflecting this event with titles such as "Trump tears up JCPOA" and "Trump ends Iran Deal". The state-run media, Raja News wrote," as the pressure on the regime has increased,
Trump announced our non-compliance to JCPOA."According to Raja News, Trump states, we cannot follow the policy which is beneficial for the Iran regime in order to inflict more violence
Trump announced our non-compliance to JCPOA."According to Raja News, Trump states, we cannot follow the policy which is beneficial for the Iran regime in order to inflict more violence
By Tom Howell Jr.
U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said Iran technically may be in compliance with the nuclear deal it forged under the Obama administration but isn’t living up to the full spirit of the bargain, which eased major sanctions on Tehran.
President Trump said Friday he’s decertifying the deal, but he stopped short of pulling out of the international agreement, instead giving Congress 60 days to take a tougher approach toward Iran’s lawless behavior.
The foreign ministry reiterated on Saturday Egypt’s position that the Middle East should be clear of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction, one day after United States President Donald Trump said he would not certify the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement to Congress. A foreign ministry statement said that Egypt shares Trump’s concerns regarding Iranian policies that "lead to instability in the Middle East."
Two years ago, the international community reached a mutually agreed accommodation with the regime in Tehran over its proposed development of a nuclear programme for peaceful purposes. That accord, although heavily criticised at the time, was the best way forward then to end the crippling economic sanctions that had hit ordinary Iranians and that had left their economy moribund and frozen without regulated access to international markets.
Riyadh – Saudi Arabia welcomed on Friday US President Donald Trump’s new strategy against Iran and its hostile policy, hailing his vision in this regard and commitment to work with US allies in the region to counter common challenges.The Kingdom said in a statement: “Riyadh had previously supported the nuclear agreement between Iran and the 5 + 1 powers,
By :Sandy Fitzgerald
President Donald Trump and his administration understand that Iran has long been "our mortal enemy," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Friday, and he agrees with the president's call not to recertify the multinational Iran nuclear deal."Just a few weeks ago, the Iranian parliament was adopting the new military bill financed in part by [President] Barack Obama sending money [through the agreement],
BY: KTAR.COM
PHOENIX — U.S. Sen. John McCain praised President Donald Trump’s claims that an international agreement that limits Iran’s nuclear facilities is not in the country’s best interests.In a speech on Friday, Trump accused Iran of violating the landmark 2015 international nuclear accord, blaming the Iranians for a litany of sinister behavior and hitting their main military wing with anti-terror penalties.
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