Trump Claims King Charles Agrees Iran Should Not Have Nuclear Weapons

US President Donald Trump has claimed that King Charles III agrees with the position that Iran should not possess nuclear weapons.

Trump made the remarks following a formal dinner held at the White House in honor of the British monarch and the Queen. However, in his own speech at the event, King Charles did not mention Iran or any potential conflict.

According to British media reports, the monarch does not act as a spokesperson for the UK government, maintaining a strictly neutral role in political matters.

Officials at the British Embassy in Washington declined to comment directly and referred inquiries to Buckingham Palace, which did not immediately respond.

US media outlets have highlighted that as a constitutional monarch, King Charles is expected to remain politically neutral, particularly on sensitive issues such as foreign policy.

Experts note that any perceived political stance attributed to the King could place him in a delicate position, given longstanding royal traditions.

Under British royal protocol, private conversations involving the monarch are typically not disclosed publicly, adding further uncertainty to Trump’s claim.