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Trump on Iran: possible deal, and Iran will not be left with nuclear weapons
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U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States is holding talks with Iranian representatives, and that progress in them is good. According to him, Iran wants to reach an agreement, and that may come to fruition. He also said oil prices had fallen by almost $10 a barrel.
Trump made clear that he will not allow Iran to acquire nuclear weapons. He said he had destroyed Iran's potential and that he is able to act immediately at the Makhosh site. According to him, it will take Iran 25 years to recover.
The president said many developments may occur over the next one to two weeks. He also said that if no agreement is signed, it may be necessary to deliver a severe blow to Iran.
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