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Trump acknowledges Iranian hardliners could jeopardize deal
Trump said negotiations remain close as Iran’s internal instability and recent clashes threaten to derail a nuclear agreement, while a naval blockade costs its economy up to $500 million a day.
- President Donald Trump acknowledged Wednesday that internal volatility within Iran could jeopardize a potential nuclear deal, noting that instability rather than specific hardliners poses the primary threat to the agreement.
- Following an ongoing ceasefire, Iran targeted American allies Kuwait and Bahrain on Tuesday, striking the Kuwait International Airport and injuring several civilians.
- Trump remains optimistic about a potential agreement, as an American naval blockade against Iranian ports currently costs the Iranian economy up to $500 million daily.
- While reiterating warnings of 'drastic strikes' against the Islamic Republic, Trump prefers a diplomatic solution, stating, 'Most of my people, I think, would like to do that.'
- Three leadership changes since Operation Epic Fury began Feb. 28 have complicated the situation, as Trump described the region as 'the most volatile part of the world.
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