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Trump vows Iran can never have a nuke — and US will ‘not rush into a deal’ after GOP Senators criticize draft agreement
President Trump vowed Iran will never obtain a nuclear weapon and stated the U.S. will not rush into a deal, following criticism from GOP foreign policy hawks over rumored negotiations. Top Republican senators reportedly grumbled about the delicate agreement with Iran, which Trump is believed to be close to finalizing.
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