Former US President Donald Trump stated that during negotiations, the US offered Iran free nuclear fuel forever, but Iran rejected the offer because they were strictly pursuing a nuclear bomb, according to Persian breaking news channels.
Former US President Donald Trump claims that the United States previously offered Iran an endless supply of free nuclear fuel during negotiations, an offer he says Tehran outright rejected in favor of weapons development.
The claim was circulated widely on March 10 by Persian-language breaking news aggregators, which frequently adopt sensationalist, conflict-oriented editorial stances to drive engagement. According to خبرفوری ࡆ اخبارفوری مذاکره ࡆ جنگ فوری, a channel whose branding heavily emphasizes "immediate war" and negotiation alerts, Trump asserted that Iran's true intention was to build a nuclear weapon rather than simply secure domestic energy.
The channel quoted Trump as stating: "We said in the negotiations, aren't you looking for nuclear fuel? We will give it to you for free forever, but they didn't accept it because they were looking for a nuclear bomb!"
The statement was also amplified by اخبارفوری خبرفوری جنگ امریکا فوری (Breaking News Immediate America War), another similarly branded channel that focuses on military and geopolitical flashpoints between the US and Iran. Together, the synchronized messages garnered over 51,000 views, highlighting the continued high traction of US-Iran nuclear standoff narratives on Iranian social media.
The source channels utilize highly sensationalized, conflict-driven branding (e.g., 'Immediate War', 'America War') to frame political statements. The reporting consists entirely of translating and amplifying Donald Trump's quote without providing additional context, Iranian government rebuttals, or specific timelines regarding when these negotiations allegedly took place.