President Donald Trump said Iran has fully agreed to never develop a nuclear weapon, calling it the most important part of the emerging peace agreement between Washington and Tehran.
Speaking after recent negotiations, Trump said the commitment is clearly written into the memorandum of understanding currently being finalized.
“The only thing that really matters to me is Iran will never have a nuclear weapon,” Trump said, adding that the agreement states it “loud and clear.”
The comments come as the US and Iran continue working toward a broader agreement that would formally end months of conflict. Negotiators are expected to spend the next 60 days discussing technical issues, including Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile, sanctions relief, and the implementation of the broader peace framework.
While Trump described the nuclear commitment as a major breakthrough, many of the agreement’s details have yet to be finalized. European governments and international observers continue to watch the negotiations closely, particularly regarding inspection mechanisms and how Iran’s nuclear program will be monitored over the long term.
Markets have welcomed signs of diplomatic progress, with easing geopolitical tensions helping reduce pressure on oil prices and improving investor sentiment. However, analysts note that confidence will depend on whether both sides successfully translate the preliminary agreement into a comprehensive and enforceable deal.
For investors, the focus is now shifting from the headline announcement to how the agreement will be implemented. The handling of sanctions, nuclear oversight, and regional stability could all influence energy markets and global risk sentiment in the months ahead.
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