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Trump official says ‘there may not be a nuclear agreement’ with Iran
Al Jazeera • • nation
Key Points:
- US Energy Secretary Chris Wright indicated that a signed nuclear agreement with Iran may not be achievable, suggesting the US might instead focus on military strikes to prevent Iran from developing nuclear infrastructure.
- Wright emphasized that the US is actively degrading Iran’s missile and nuclear weapon development capabilities, defending the administration's strategy over diplomatic efforts.
- He hinted that a potential nuclear deal could emerge under new Iranian leadership, but current prospects appear bleak following the collapse of prior agreements and resumed hostilities.
- Despite ongoing conflict and attacks between US and Iranian forces, White House officials, including President Trump and Vice President JD Vance, have publicly downplayed the severity of the situation.
- Wright stated the US will collaborate with regional allies and international partners to resolve the conflict, signaling a coordinated approach to addressing Iran’s nuclear ambitions.
