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President Donald Trump stated in an interview with Newsmax that the United States will not employ nuclear weapons against Iran and that deploying U.S. ground troops to the country is impossible. He also referenced ongoing discussions with Russia and China regarding nuclear disarmament. Trump made the remarks while the U.S.–Iran conflict remains active, with Washington reviewing its next steps. He said the administration does not foresee a deployment of U.S. ground forces to Iran and reiterated that it would not order new attacks before the mid‑term elections. The comments came amid reports in U.S. media of potential new strikes on Iranian targets. In the same interview, Trump highlighted U.S. talks with Russia and China aimed at reducing nuclear risk, describing the dialogue as part of broader efforts to lower the threat of nuclear escalation. He noted that, despite these diplomatic initiatives, the conflict with Iran—centered on Iran’s nuclear program—continues. The U.S. blockade of Iranian ports remains in place, and attacks on shipping near the Strait of Hormuz have increased. No agreement has yet been reached to end the hostilities. Article source: 24 Orë | Image credit: 24 Orë
President Donald Trump stated in an interview with Newsmax that the United States will not employ nuclear weapons against Iran and that deploying U.S. ground troops to the country is impossible. He also referenced ongoing discussions with Russia and China regarding nuclear disarmament. Trump made the remarks while the U.S.–Iran conflict remains active, with Washington reviewing its next steps. He said the administration does not foresee a deployment of U.S. ground forces to Iran and reiterated that it would not order new attacks before the mid‑term elections. The comments came amid reports in U.S. media of potential new strikes on Iranian targets. In the same interview, Trump highlighted U.S. talks with Russia and China aimed at reducing nuclear risk, describing the dialogue as part of broader efforts to lower the threat of nuclear escalation. He noted that, despite these diplomatic initiatives, the conflict with Iran—centered on Iran’s nuclear program—continues. The U.S. blockade of Iranian ports remains in place, and attacks on shipping near the Strait of Hormuz have increased. No agreement has yet been reached to end the hostilities.
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