Trump willing to negotiate if Iran abandons Nuclear Program: White House

Michael Waltz, the U.S. National Security Advisor, stated that if the Islamic Republic of Iran completely abandons its nuclear program, the President Donald Trump is willing to engage in negotiations. Waltz made this remark during a Fox News interview on Sunday, February 16.

Waltz emphasized that Trump is “serious” about preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. He stressed that the U.S. is prepared to take all necessary actions to stop Iran from advancing its nuclear capabilities, including diplomatic and military measures if needed.

In describing the Iranian government, Waltz referred to it as an “irrational actor,” highlighting concerns over Iran’s nuclear ambitions. He reiterated the U.S. stance that Iran must not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons, viewing it as a grave threat to regional and global security.

The National Security Advisor underscored that Iran obtaining nuclear weapons would pose a significant threat, particularly to Israel. He argued that this threat not only destabilizes the Middle East but also puts the security of the entire world at risk.

The situation surrounding Iran’s nuclear program remains a critical point of tension, with both the U.S. and Israel committed to preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Waltz also noted that the U.S. is prepared to take military action if necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. The prospect of military intervention adds a layer of urgency to the already tense situation regarding Iran’s nuclear program.

The escalation of this issue has led to an increased military presence in the Middle East, as countries in the region prepare for any potential confrontation. The international community will likely face significant challenges in finding a diplomatic solution to this ongoing crisis.

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