Trump: Countries expressed interest in joining Abraham Accords after Iran strikes

President Donald Trump stated that several nations have expressed interest in joining the Abraham Accords amid recent events in the Middle East. Trump emphasized that Iran was weeks away from its nuclear threshold before recent military actions, resulting in numerous civilian casualties. — Image credit: Saul Loeb/AFP via Getty Images

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President Donald Trump stated that several nations have expressed interest in joining the Abraham Accords amid recent events in the Middle East. Trump emphasized that Iran was weeks away from its nuclear threshold before recent military actions, resulting in numerous civilian casualties.

The U.S. and Iran have restarted negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear program, with Trump affirming that uranium enrichment is a red line.

Trump praised the success of military operations against Iran’s nuclear facilities, indicating that B-2 bomber pilots would be honored at the White House.

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U.S. President Donald Trump announced that additional countries expressed interest in joining the Abraham Accords, highlighting ongoing normalization between Israel and Arab states.
Trump claimed that military action against Iran temporarily halted its nuclear ambitions and faced skepticism from the media that he labeled as 'fake news.'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned settlers for attacking IDF reservists and emphasized that Israel is a law-abiding nation.

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- Dozens of settlers attempt to break into IDF base in West Bank, army source says
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- Trump says approached by countries asking to join Abraham Accords; thought Iran might
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- Trump: Countries expressed interest in joining Abraham Accords after Iran strikes
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Key points from the Right

President Donald Trump stated that several nations have expressed interest in joining the Abraham Accords amid recent events in the Middle East.
Trump emphasized that Iran was weeks away from its nuclear threshold before recent military actions, resulting in numerous civilian casualties.
The U.S. And Iran have restarted negotiations on Tehran's nuclear program, with Trump affirming that uranium enrichment is a red line.
Trump praised the success of military operations against Iran's nuclear facilities, indicating that B-2 bomber pilots would be honored at the White House.

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