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Trump Official Says ‘There May Not Be a Nuclear Agreement’ with Iran
- On Sunday, Energy Secretary Wright stated on ABC News's This Week that "There may not be a nuclear agreement" with Iran, signaling a potential diplomatic shift as the United States focuses on destroying Iranian nuclear capabilities.
- President Donald Trump claimed Friday that the United States successfully "stopped Iran from having a nuclear weapon," citing this achievement as justification for launching Operation Epic Fury against Tehran.
- Gas prices continue to strain Americans, with AAA reporting an average of $4.15 per gallon on Sunday, up significantly from the $3.19 recorded last year and approaching the 2012 Labor Day record of $3.82.
- Fighting resumed last week in the Strait of Hormuz, where tensions have escalated as warring parties block the waterway used to transport oil supplies, adding regional pressure.
- Wright suggested that any future agreement might await a new Iranian administration, emphasizing that Iran obtaining nuclear weapons would make the Middle East a "wildly different" place for the world.
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Energy Secretary Says Iran Nuclear Deal Unlikely
“Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday that a nuclear agreement with Iran, long sought by President Donald Trump, may not come to fruition after months of war with the country,” ABC News reports. Said Wright: “There may not be a nuclear agreement. It may be simply destroying their capabilities to do it. An agreement may […]
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Trump energy secretary says, ‘there may not be’ an Iran nuke deal — but US winning anyway
The Trump administration may not cut a nuclear deal with Iran and instead might pursue a policy of obliterating Tehran's ability to ever obtain a nuke, Energy Secretary Chris Wright said Sunday.
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Leaning Left2Leaning Right5Center2Last UpdatedBias Distribution56% Right
Bias Distribution
- 56% of the sources lean Right
56% Right
L 22%
C 22%
R 56%
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