[72593] Donald Trump sets strict conditions for Iran: No sanctions relief in exchange for uranium enrichment

In a series of significant statements reported extensively by Arab media outlets, US President Donald Trump clarified his administration's policy toward Iran. In an interview with PBS News, Trump stated unequivocally that "Iran will not receive sanctions relief in exchange for giving up high-grade enriched uranium." This position received extensive coverage in the reports of Al Jazeera and Shehab Agency, which emphasize the lack of American willingness for reconciliation steps at this stage.

In reports published by Syria TV, Trump noted that the administration has not yet reached an agreement with Tehran, and that the US is not satisfied with the proposals presented by the Iranians. Trump clarified: "Iran wants a deal, and we will make a deal with them, or we will finish the job," while emphasizing that he will not allow Iran to obtain nuclear weapons. The Iraqi News Agency (INA) quoted the President as claiming that there is a possibility for a "good but not great deal" under current circumstances.

On the economic and political front, Al-Nabatieh Hadrat Jabal Amel reported on Trump's remarks that the US "will not return any money to the Iranians until they improve their behavior." Sources identified with the Axis of Resistance, such as Al Mayadeen, reflected Trump's position as rigid and uncompromising. In addition, according to reports on Warlife3, Trump also linked regional policy to the need to include Saudi Arabia in the Abraham Accords as part of the broader political picture.