[72610] Donald Trump clarifies: No sanctions relief for Iran in exchange for uranium abandonment

Trump sets a tough line against Iran on the nuclear issue

In a series of statements released on May 27, 2026, US President Donald Trump clarified that his administration is not considering providing sanctions relief to Iran in exchange for giving up its enriched uranium stockpiles. According to a report by the Amir Tsarfati channel, which is associated with distinct pro-Israel positions, Trump said in an interview with PBS: "No, no, not at all. No sanctions relief, no."

The American position received widespread echoes on social media. The Watcher Guru channel emphasized that Trump completely rules out the possibility of removing economic pressure from Tehran. At the same time, Middle East Spectator, a channel that often presents a position critical of US and Israeli policy and sympathetic to the Iranian leadership, quoted Trump as saying that "we have not yet reached a deal with Iran, and I am not happy about it."

In another series of statements, it was reported by Middle East Spectator that President Trump clarified unequivocally: "There will be no sanctions relief for Iran and no money will be given to them. No sanctions relief, no money - nothing."

In addition, to the question of whether he would be willing to see countries like Russia or China receive Iran's enriched uranium, Trump responded with a complete negative, as noted by Middle East Spectator. Other sources such as Geopolitics Watch as well as finance and crypto channels like BITCOIN & CRYPTO POST confirmed the President's words, which point to the continuation of the maximum pressure policy in future negotiations.