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Trump Denies Reports US Looking at $30B Nuclear Deal with Iran: ‘These People Are SICK’
- U.S. President Donald Trump denied offering Iran any deal or talks and stated early Monday on Truth Social, "I am not offering Iran ANYTHING."
- This denial followed reports that the Trump administration explored possible economic incentives worth $30 billion for Iran to halt uranium enrichment.
- Trump emphasized he scrapped the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, labeling it flawed and asserting that U.S. strikes obliterated key Iranian nuclear sites though damage was not total.
- The chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Dan Caine, reported that twelve bunker-busting bombs were accurately dropped on Fordow’s underground facility, while Rafael Grossi, director of the IAEA, stated that although the site sustained significant damage, it was not completely destroyed.
- Despite the damage, Iran retains capabilities to resume uranium enrichment, and Trump signaled possible sanctions relief if Iran can be peaceful but currently maintains sanctions.
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Trump Says US Not Offering Iran 'Anything', Not Speaking to Tehran
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Although former President Barack Obama left office on January 20, 2017 — almost eight and one-half years ago — President Donald Trump continues to be obsessed with him. And he is furious with Sen. Chris Coons (D-Delaware) for comparing Trump's negotiations with Israel and Iran to Obama's Iran agreement.Early Monday morning, June 30, Trump went to this Truth Social platform to let Coons know how vehemently he resents being compared to Obama in an…
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