Iran nuclear talks risk exploitation after Trump's military pause

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · May 7

Ambassador Gordon Sondland said US military assets should stay in the region while negotiations continue, with the Strait of Hormuz kept open under international protection.
He argued any deal must require uranium to be removed from Iran, unrestricted inspections and clear authority to use force if Tehran resumes enrichment, missile attacks or support for proxy violence.
Sondland said diplomacy works only with credible military leverage, warning that vague past agreements let Iran's factions delay compliance while preserving nuclear capabilities and destabilising regional security.

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