President Trump said Thursday that Iran's nuclear program should be restricted for at least 20 years, escalating U.S. demands as negotiations over a permanent ceasefire and nuclear agreement remain stalled and Iranian officials publicly question Washington's intentions.
Speaking during his trip to China, Trump signaled support for a long-term limit on Iran's uranium enrichment program, telling reporters that "20 years is enough" as his administration pushes for broader restrictions following months of war between Iran, the United States and Israel. The president added that he looked at the latest proposal from Iran and threw it away, adding: "if they have any nuclear of any form, I don't read the rest of it."
