The Trump administration is defending a fixed position against Iranian nuclear weapons

The White House is working to show the president Donald Trump A fixed position against Iran obtaining a nuclear weapon, as critics appear on both sides of the corridor. On Tuesday, the White House’s quick response team released a series of 30 clips on X showing Trump’s comments over the years the risk of obtaining a nuclear weapon.

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In October 2023, a few days after the brutal Hamas massacre in Israel, Trump told crowds in a campaign gathering that Iran could not be allowed to develop nuclear weapons.

“Do not let Iran They have nuclear weapons. This is the only thing that I should tell you today. Trump said on October 16, 2023, don’t let them get it. “

Then in January 2024, Trump said: “I don’t want them to have a nuclear weapon, and they will not have one.”

A few months later, in June 2024, during the appearance of the “All-In”, Trump told the hosts that Iran could not be allowed to develop a nuclear weapon.

“The main thing is that Iran could not have a nuclear weapon. This was my main thing. The deal was a simple deal. Nuclear missile. “It cannot have this nuclear capacity,” Trump told podcast hosts.

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The latest section of May 2025 was when Trump told the Saudi Investment Forum in the United States that “Iran could have a brighter future-but we will never allow America and its allies to threaten terrorism or a nuclear attack … they cannot have a nuclear weapon.”

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Vice President JD Vance He also commented on the controversy of Trump’s position on Iran’s nuclear ambitions. Vans defended the position of his president in Iran as he focuses only on “the use of the US military to achieve the goals of the American people.”

Trump also described as a person who was “surprisingly fixed, for 10 years, that Iran could not have a nuclear weapon.”

“I still have to see one good argument due to Iran’s need to enrich uranium above the threshold of civil use. I have not yet seen one good argument about the reason for Iran’s justification for violating its obligations other than spreading,” Vans wrote on X.

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Although the clips of the White House team date back to 2023, there is previous evidence that Trump was against Iran with a nuclear weapon.

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In 2018, during his first term in his position, Trump withdrew From the Iranian nuclear deal during the Obama era, known as the JCOA joint action plan (JCPOA). At that time, Trump described JCPOA as “one of the worst and most unilateral transactions in which the United States entered.”

The White House launch at US withdrawal From the deal, it has many references to Trump’s opposition to Iran, developing a nuclear weapon. At one time, it says that “Trump is committed to ensuring that Iran is not on a nuclear weapon.”