Trump Criticizes Obama’s Iran Deal; 2026 Memorandum Offers New Approach
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Former President Donald Trump labeled the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement brokered by President Barack Obama as "horrible" in a recent interview. The criticism came as the United States and Iran sign a new 2026 memorandum aimed at easing tensions and restoring diplomatic engagement.
Trump’s remarks highlighted his longstanding opposition to the Iran nuclear deal, which he said failed to prevent Iran from pursuing nuclear weapons. The 2026 memorandum, signed in Tehran, outlines steps for both sides to resume negotiations and address security concerns.
The new agreement marks a shift from the previous U.S. stance, signaling a willingness to reengage with Iran on nuclear and regional issues after years of strained relations.
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