- A crisis involving the armed Hezbollah group in Lebanon is underway, concurrent with IAEA monitoring and a breakthrough deal between US and Iran leaders.
- Trump used a G7 summit press conference to announce a potential US-Iran deal, noting Iran's commitment to downblending uranium under IAEA supervision and comparing it favorably to Obama's efforts.
Trump defended the emerging US-Iran agreement on nuclear issues while facing criticism regarding military operations in Lebanon.
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Updated Jun 17
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What happened
Trump defended the emerging US-Iran agreement on nuclear issues while facing criticism regarding military operations in Lebanon.
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Trump used a G7 summit press conference to announce a potential US-Iran deal, noting Iran's commitment to downblending uranium under IAEA supervision and comparing it favorably to Obama's efforts.Also in this story
- Trump pivots focus from Iran to Ukraine.
- Trump shared a deal with Israel while Iran considered a framework agreement in Geneva, amidst claims of regime change.
- Technical discussions regarding enriched material stockpiles and promoting a new agreement on nuclear commitments.
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Donald Trump
American businessman and politician (born 1946), President of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)
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