White House: Trump reiterates Iran will not get nuclear weapons, all options remain on table
A White House spokesperson said President Trump made clear that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons and that all options remain on the table.
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A White House spokesperson said President Trump made clear that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons and that all options remain on the table.
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