President Trump rules out nuclear weapon use against Iran

7 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 23

Speaking from the Oval Office on Thursday, Trump declared that a nuclear weapon should never be used against anybody and claimed to have 'decimated' Iran without it.
Earlier this month, Trump threatened Iran on Truth Social with severe consequences unless a deal was reached, but later announced a cease-fire just before his stated deadline.
Trump's latest remarks clarify his stance on nuclear weapons amid heightened tensions with Iran, following recent threats and subsequent de-escalation efforts.

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