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President Donald Trump He attended breakfast with business leaders at the St. Regis Doha in Qatar on Thursday morning, where he remained firmly that Tehran had to choose between never had a nuclear weapon or deal with “violence as people have not seen before.”
A few days before, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian commented that the calls for dismantling the Tehran nuclear plants were “unacceptable”, and that “Iran will not give up their peaceful nuclear rights under any conditions and will not give up their right to pressure.”
Trump suggested that Iran is now informally moving toward compliance with international demands to stop his nuclear weapons ambitionsbut he emphasized that the final agreement was not yet reached.
Trump offers an Iran choice: drop nuclear weapons or face “maximum pressure”
Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei and President Donald Trump. (Khamenei: Western Asia News Agency, Reuters; Trump: Photo Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images)
“I want them to succeed. I want them to be a great country in the end, honestly, but I can’t have a nuclear weapon. That’s the only one. It’s very simple,” Trump said. “It’s not like I have to give you details worth 30 pages. There is only one sentence. I can’t have a nuclear weapon. And I think we’re approaching maybe a deal without having to do it.”
He continued simply that there were limited opportunities when it came to agreement and that he would personally prefer to go more friendly.
“There are two steps. There is a very, very nice step, and it is a violent step. Violence is as people have not seen before, and I hope we will not have to do it. I don’t want to take the second step. Some people do it. Many people do it. They don’t want to work that step,” he said.
Left: Trump clearly said Iran “can’t have a nuclear weapon”. Right: Ayatollah khamenei examines the Iranian centrifuge. (Reuters)
Republicans invite Trump to follow their plan to remove Iran’s nuclear abilities
Congress Republicans invite Trump to stay dedicated to a Hard Iranian strategyCalling to completely dismantle the ability to nuclear enrichment of the regime in a letter that attracted wide support.
Trump said at breakfast that he works on a long -term solution that will bring peace to the country, which he says is “a very special place with a special royal family.”
Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei participates in the Nowruz event in Tehran, Iran, March 21, 2025. Nowruz is considered to be at the beginning of the New Year towards the Iranian calendar. (Iranian Press Office / Manual Leader via Getty Images)
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“So, we’ll see what’s going on, but in very serious negotiations with Iran for long -term peace. And if we do it, it will be fantastic. And especially for this country, because you are in the neighborhood immediately. You are stone thrown, even here, the leg far.
“And the chief of the royal family are two heads of the royal family, really, if you think. Great people. And they will protect them with the United States. And I don’t think we will have to do it because I believe in peace.”
Morgan Phillips and Caitlin McFall were contributed by Morgan Phillips and Caitlin McFall.
