Trump Calls New Iran Deal a Strong Barrier Against Nuclear Capability

US President Donald Trump has said that the proposed new agreement with Iran will serve as a strong barrier against its nuclear capabilities. He described the deal as an important step toward maintaining peace and stability in the Middle East.

Speaking during a meeting in France with Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan the President of the United Arab Emirates, Trump discussed key developments regarding Iran. He said sending the agreement to the US Congress for review is a positive idea and remains under consideration.

According to Trump, the new deal is designed to effectively limit Iran’s nuclear activities. He stated that the agreement includes strong safeguards aimed at preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons in the future.

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While defending his position, Trump also criticized former US President Barack Obama’s Iran deal. He claimed that the agreement made during Obama’s administration posed risks to the Middle East and could have enabled Iran to move closer to acquiring nuclear weapons.

Trump further said that Iran wants to resolve the matter quickly and return to business and economic activity. He added that progress between both sides is moving forward at a fast pace.

He announced that he would personally share the major points of the proposed agreement with the media within the next one or two days. His remarks have intensified global discussion over the possible impact of the deal on regional security and international diplomacy.