[50469] Donald Trump outlines tough policy against Iran in political interview
[50469] Donald Trump outlines tough policy against Iran in political interview
Donald Trump declares in an interview that Iran's demand for nuclear weapons is unacceptable and that he is working to end tensions with Tehran.
Trump sets conditions against Iran and criticizes the Pope's position
In a series of statements released on May 5, 2026, former President Donald Trump presented a firm stance on the Iranian nuclear issue. In a conversation with journalist Hugh Hewitt, which was widely covered by the TabZ - Alternative Media channel (known for a pro-Trump line and being critical of the Iranian regime), Trump stated that the return of enriched uranium is a "red line" for any future deal with Tehran.
In response to a question about whether there is a need to eliminate the second tier of Iran's leadership, Trump said: "Well, let's see what happens", noting that he finds the current Iranian leadership "far superior" to the previous group, which he defined as "out of control."
Additionally, Trump harshly criticized Pope Francis regarding his attitude toward the Iranian nuclear issue. According to him, as reported by TabZ, "The Pope would prefer to talk about the fact that it is okay for Iran to have nuclear weapons," adding that this position "endangers many Catholics and many people."
The Rerum Novarum channel joined these reports, highlighting Trump's promise to Americans that they "will be very happy when it is all over", and added that Trump's current administration is trying to "be nice" but will not compromise on U.S. security interests in the face of the Iranian threat.