Trump says Iran ‘agreed to not have nuclear weapon’

U.S. President Donald Trump has claimed that Iran has agreed not to develop nuclear weapons, calling it a major development amid the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Speaking to the media, Trump said Iran is now “talking sense” and has accepted the key U.S. demand that it should not possess nuclear weapons. His remarks come at a time when the situation between the United States and Iran remains highly sensitive following recent military actions and diplomatic pressure.
The U.S. administration is reportedly working on a broader proposal aimed at ending the conflict. The proposal is believed to focus mainly on nuclear restrictions, regional security and the possibility of renewed negotiations between the two countries.
However, there has been no official confirmation from Iran regarding Trump’s statement. Iranian officials have not publicly announced any agreement with the United States, although indirect talks are believed to be continuing through international mediators.
The issue of Iran’s nuclear program has remained one of the biggest global political tensions for years. The current crisis has intensified recently due to growing military and political pressure, raising concerns across the world about the possibility of a wider conflict.