Trump: Iran Cannot Obtain Nuclear Weapons

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U.S. President Donald Trump reiterated that he will not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons.

Trump said in a brief post on his account on the "Truth Social" platform today, Saturday: "Iran cannot obtain nuclear weapons."

It is noteworthy that Iranian President Masoud Bezhkishan confirmed in an interview with CBS that aired last night, Friday, that his country is not seeking to obtain nuclear weapons.

He also pointed out that even if some wanted to pursue that, obtaining nuclear weapons is "religiously forbidden" in Iran, according to his expression.

Tehran presented a new plan to stop the war and resume negotiations regarding the nuclear file. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi announced that his country has proposed to the United States a plan for settling the dispute that begins from the moment Washington accepts it, which includes specific measures that the American side must take. He indicated his belief that this plan could be implemented within four to five days, and on the sixth day, the Strait of Hormuz could be opened.

Negotiations with the United States are set to begin on the seventh day to reach a final agreement regarding the nuclear file.