Trump Declares No Easing of Iranian Sanctions Until Deal Reached
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President Donald Trump announced that the United States will not lift sanctions on Iran until a formal agreement is signed. Speaking in Washington, Trump emphasized that relief would only come once a deal is reached.
The statement was made during a briefing where Trump reiterated the administration’s stance on Iran’s nuclear program and related sanctions. He made it clear that any easing of restrictions would be contingent upon a negotiated agreement.
The remarks come amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, with the U.S. maintaining strict economic sanctions against Iran.
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