“No to uranium enrichment”: Trump claims “regime change” in Iran and links ceasefire to nuclear restrictions and tariffs News

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'No Uranium enrichment': Trump claims 'regime change’ in Iran, ties ceasefire to nuclear curbs & tariffs

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Shortly after the United States and Iran agreed to a fragile two-week ceasefire, Donald Trump struck a strong tone, claiming “productive regime change” in Tehran, while outlining plans for close coordination between the United States and Iran on dismantling nuclear capabilities, along with the possibility of sanctions and tariff relief.The United States will work closely with Iran, which we have determined has undergone what will be a very productive regime change! There will be no uranium enrichment, and the United States, in cooperation with Iran, will work to extract and remove all deeply buried nuclear “dust” (B-2 bombers). It is now, and still is, under very strict satellite surveillance (Space Force!). Nothing has been touched since the date of the attack.

We are talking and we will talk about easing tariffs and sanctions with Iran. “Many of the 15 points have already been agreed upon,” the US President said on the Truth Social website.

Threatening to impose tariffs on countries that aid Iran through arms supplies, he added, “Any country that supplies Iran with military weapons will immediately be imposed tariffs on any and all goods sold to the United States of America, at a rate of 50%, starting now. There will be no exceptions or exemptions!”

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The two-week ceasefire announced by Trump is a temporary and conditional cessation of hostilities between the United States and Iran, not a comprehensive peace agreement. Both sides agreed to stop military actions. Including air strikes, missile launches and drone attacks for a limited period of two weeks.This pause also aims to create diplomatic space for further negotiations. During this period, the two sides are expected to engage on broader issues such as sanctions relief, nuclear restrictions and regional security, making the ceasefire a proving ground for a more sustainable solution.

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