Trump says he won’t repeat Obama’s Iran nuclear deal

US President Donald Trump

US President Donald Trump launched a scathing attack on critics of his policies regarding the ongoing negotiations with Iran, describing them as "losers" who lack a true understanding of the nature of the deals he is working to forge. He emphasized that any future agreement with Tehran would be the complete opposite of what he called the "Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action" (JCPOA), the nuclear agreement concluded by the previous Obama administration.

In a post on the Truth Social platform on Monday, Trump sharply criticized several politicians, including Senator Thom Tillis, Senator Bill Cassidy, and Representative Thomas Massie, accusing them of supporting misguided policies and creating division within the country. He asserted that their criticism of his continued successes stems from their lack of political vision and loyalty.

Trump stressed that his strategy towards Iran is based on the principle of "all or nothing," explaining that the anticipated agreement will be "great and meaningful," or no agreement will be reached at all, in a reference to his refusal to repeat paths that could lead to Iran possessing a nuclear weapon.