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Trump Uses State of the Union to Justify Iran Nuclear Pressure
President Trump plans to pressure Iran over nuclear ambitions with diplomacy and military threats amid largest US Middle East buildup since 2003, officials say.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump demanded Iran explicitly say `We will never have a nuclear weapon` during his State of the Union address and said he prefers diplomacy but will not allow the world’s "number one sponsor of terror" to obtain one.
- With a large U.S. naval and air presence, Trump set a 10-day deadline for Tehran during Geneva talks, as regional military pressure increased.
- Hours before the speech, the IRGC staged military exercises focused on the Strait of Hormuz, and Trump accused Tehran of aiding militias that killed more than 600 U.S. service members and up to 32,000 protesters last month.
- Several regional partners indicated they would not allow U.S. attacks from their territories, complicating military options, while advisers pressed for a punishing strike, and military planners warned outcomes are uncertain.
- Iran retains options to escalate, including closing the Strait of Hormuz and activating Hezbollah and Ansar Allah, while Major General Amir Hatami warned Monday, `They enter with pretense and intimidation, but they always leave with humiliation`.
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US President Donald Trump has sent a clear message to Iran to prevent the country from developing an atomic bomb, and the US and Iran are currently negotiating on the nuclear program.
US President Donald Trump has sent a clear message to Iran to prevent the country from developing an atomic bomb, and the US and Iran are currently negotiating on the nuclear program.
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Total News Sources33
Leaning Left5Leaning Right12Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution46% Right
Bias Distribution
- 46% of the sources lean Right
46% Right
L 19%
C 35%
R 46%
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