Iran deal must meet U.S. conditions — White House

By Taiwo Scholastica

President Donald Trump has insisted that any peace agreement with Iran must fully align with U.S. interests and meet his administration’s key conditions.

A White House official disclosed this following a high-level meeting in the Situation Room, where Trump met with top aides to discuss the prospects of a potential deal with Tehran.

According to the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, the meeting lasted approximately two hours and focused on the terms of a possible agreement between the two countries.

The official stressed that Trump would only approve a deal that satisfies his red lines and serves the interests of the United States.

A major condition outlined by the administration is that Iran must never be allowed to possess a nuclear weapon.

The White House maintains that preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear capabilities remains a top national security priority.

The latest remarks come amid ongoing international efforts to address concerns over Iran’s nuclear program and reduce tensions in the Middle East. Trump’s position signals that Washington is unlikely to compromise on issues it considers critical to regional and global security.