Trump Says No Iran Deal Unless Tehran Surrenders Unconditionally

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Washington, USA — Web Desk: US President Donald Trump issued a forceful statement on the situation in Iran, asserting that any future agreement with Tehran is conditional on its unconditional surrender. Speaking on his social media platform Truth Social, Trump said that there will be no negotiations or deals unless Iran completely lays down its weapons.

Trump further indicated that once Iran complies, a new leadership would be installed that is “acceptable and better,” signaling a vision for political restructuring in the country. He added that the United States and its allies would then work to steer Iran away from the brink of destruction and help restore its economy.

The statement follows ongoing tensions between the US and Iran, with Trump emphasizing a hardline approach aimed at disarming Iran while influencing its future governance. Analysts suggest this rhetoric aligns with broader US strategic interests in the Middle East and regional security dynamics.

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