U.S. President Donald Trump made headlines Tuesday by reinstating his signature 'maximum pressure' campaign against Iran, vowing to prevent the country from developing nuclear weapons. The move comes as tensions simmer in the Middle East – and just hours before a high-profile meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
A Hesitant Signature?
Flanked by advisors in the Oval Office, Trump described the decision as tough but necessary: "I’m torn about this… It's very tough on Iran," he told reporters while signing the yet-to-be-published executive action. The president suggested the move could pave the way for future negotiations, stating: "We’ll see if we can work out a deal."
Netanyahu’s Washington Agenda
The policy shift aligns with Netanyahu's visit objectives, as the Israeli leader has long advocated for stronger measures against Tehran. During their joint appearance, Trump doubled down: "Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon – it's very simple." He contrasted his approach with the Biden administration's policies, claiming Iran went from being "in big trouble" to "very strong" under current leadership.
What’s Next?
While details remain under wraps, analysts speculate the order could ramp up economic sanctions. The development comes as global powers monitor Iran's nuclear program and regional stability hangs in the balance. As Trump put it: "We have to be strong and firm."
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A Hesitant Signature?
Netanyahu’s Washington Agenda
What’s Next?
