WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday reaffirmed his administration’s hardline stance on Iran’s nuclear ambitions, declaring that the United States would never allow Tehran to obtain a nuclear weapon.
The president made the remarks while speaking briefly with reporters before boarding Marine One for the White House, where he is expected to oversee discussions on developments involving Iran.
“What we’re doing now is we’re ending any chance where they can have a nuclear missile. We stopped them from probably getting one. But I don’t want to have the word ‘probably,'” Trump said before ending the exchange with the press.
Trump’s comments underscore his administration’s continued commitment to preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons, a policy that has remained central to his foreign agenda. His remarks come amid heightened attention on U.S.-Iran relations and ongoing concerns over regional security.
The president did not elaborate on any new measures or policy decisions during the brief interaction but signaled that Iran would remain a key focus in the days ahead.
The remarks were shared on social media by conservative commentator Ryan Fournier, who praised Trump’s approach to Iran and described it as a decisive break from the policies of previous administrations. Fournier characterized the president’s stance as one that prioritizes U.S. national security and that of its allies.
The White House has not released additional details regarding the president’s schedule or any forthcoming announcements related to Iran.
