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Trump on making a deal with Iran: ‘I’m not looking to kill people’

The Hill ·

President Trump said he wanted to pursue an agreement with Iran rather than cause further deaths, presenting diplomacy as his preferred route while maintaining that Iran must not obtain a nuclear weapon. The remarks matter because they indicate an effort to balance military pressure with negotiations during a period of heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.

Trump argued that his earlier withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal had prevented Iran from developing a nuclear weapon, a view disputed by supporters of the agreement. He also stressed US support for Israel and suggested that any future arrangement with Iran would need to address nuclear concerns while avoiding a wider conflict.

  • Trump says he prefers an Iran deal to further bloodshed.
  • He insists Iran must not obtain nuclear weapons.
  • He defended withdrawing from the previous nuclear agreement.

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