US president casts doubt on durability of Iran deal, demands stricter nuclear restrictions.
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President Donald Trump said Monday that the nuclear agreement with Iran is fragile and could collapse, dismissing Tehran's latest proposal as inadequate.
Trump insisted any future agreement must prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons and referenced earlier characterizations of the Iranian proposal as unacceptable.
The remarks underscore continued US-Iran tensions over nuclear negotiations and suggest potential instability in recent diplomatic progress.
Trump called the Iran nuclear ceasefire 'fragile' and rejected Tehran's latest proposal, demanding stricter restrictions on Iran's nuclear program. His skepticism signals the recent diplomatic progress could unravel quickly.
Fresh US-Iran tensions over nuclear talks could destabilize oil markets, push energy prices higher, and complicate business dealings for companies with Middle East operations. If negotiations collapse, military escalation risk rises, potentially disrupting global supply chains and travel.