US EditionCan Trump launch Iran nuclear deal 2.0 in second White House term?
- Containment of Iran's nuclear ambitions remains a top priority for a potential second Trump administration, focusing on economic sanctions to curb Tehran's activities.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced an escalation of sanctions, impacting 22 individuals and 13 vessels tied to Iran's illicit oil trade.
- Some foreign policy officials support Trump's push for a nuclear deal with Iran, viewing it as a potentially better agreement than the previous one he criticized.
- Concerns arise from analysts who warn that entering negotiations could be dangerous for U.S. Interests, suggesting strict parameters are necessary.
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How spies are helping Trump ‘Make Iran Broke Again’ - Washington Examiner
Containing Iran’s Islamic theocracy, especially as it approaches nuclear weapons development, is rightly a top foreign policy priority for the second Trump administration. There’s a strong economic component to the White House’s plan for keeping Teheran on a short leash. While the Biden administration plied the mullahs with cash, Team Trump is returning to its first-term policies to restrict Iran’s adventurism. Last week, Treasury Secretary Sco…
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