26/6/2025–|Last update: 08:49 (Mecca time)
The US President said Donald Trump Washington will seek a commitment from Tehran to end its nuclear ambitions in talks with Iranian officials next week, and he has not ruled out the reduction of some sanctions imposed on Iran in the next stage.
Trump considered that his decision targeting Iranian nuclear sites with huge missionary bombs last Sunday ended the war, describing the matter as “a victory for all”, and stressing that the targeted sites were damaged “very severe” and “complete destruction”.
Trump was speaking from The Hague yesterday, Wednesday, where he attended the NATO summit (NATO), and said that he did not expect Iran to engage again to the development of nuclear weapons.
“We will talk to them next week. We may sign an agreement. I don’t know. For me, I don’t think that is necessary,” he added. The last thing they want to do is to enrich anything at the present time. They want to recover, ”referring to the Western accusations of Iran Uranium enrichment To the degree of purity approaching the degree needed to make nuclear weapons.
Trump expressed his confidence that Tehran would pursue a diplomatic path towards settling the matter. He added that if Iran tries to rebuild its nuclear program, “We will not allow this to happen,” adding that he believes that “we will ultimately be able to establish a relationship with Iran” to solve this issue.
Trump explained that the United States has not retracted the policy of imposing the utmost pressure on Iran, which includes restrictions on its sales of oil, but pointed to the possibility of alleviating the application of sanctions to help the country to rebuild.
“They will need money to return the country to its previous era. We want to see this happening,” he added.
In turn, the American envoy to the Middle East, Steve Wittouf, said that he had a strong feeling that Iran is ready to conclude an agreement, and that he hopes to conclude a comprehensive peace agreement with it.
Intelligence reviews
After leaks for an intelligence evaluation, he confirmed that Iran’s path towards making a nuclear weapon may have been delayed for months only after the recent strikes, a manager said Central Intelligence Agency American John Ratcliffe In a statement that Iranian nuclear program He was severely damaged, but it did not reach the point of announcing the destruction of the program.
He added that “a group of reliable evidence” confirmed that a number of the main Iranian facilities were destroyed and needed for years to rebuild them.
As for the Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency Raphael Grossi He rejected what he called the “Sand Hour approach” to assess the damage to the Iranian nuclear program by focusing only on the months needed to rebuild it, which is not important for an issue that requires a long -term solution.
“In any case, technological knowledge and industrial ability exists. This is something that no one can deny. So, we have to work with them,” Grusi said.
He added that his maximum priority is to ensure the return of international inspectors to Iranian nuclear establishments, saying that it is the only way to know the situation in which these sites were accurately.
On June 13, Israel launched an American support for Iran’s 12 -day aggression, which included military and nuclear sites, civilian facilities, and the assassination of military leaders and nuclear scientists, and resulted in 606 dead and more than 5,000 injured, according to the Iranian Ministry of Health.
Iran responded by targeting Israel with ballistic missiles and drones, a large number of them penetrated the defense systems, which left unprecedented destruction and damage, as well as 28 dead and more than 3 thousand wounded, according to the Israeli Ministry of Health and Hebrew media.