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Trump’s pushing for a tougher, faster nuclear deal with Iran than the Obama-era JCPOA, calling the old agreement too weak and dangerously lenient. Decades of U.S. concern over Iran’s nuclear ambitions have led to years of sanctions, but Tehran’s progress—especially after secret enrichment sites were exposed—has kept tensions high. The 2015 JCPOA, which lifted sanctions in exchange for nuclear limits and inspections, faced criticism for ignoring Iran’s missile and terror support programs. Though the U.S. exited the deal in 2018, new talks are underway, complicated by Iran’s advanced nuclear capabilities and the lack of inspections since then. Trump’s demand for a stronger agreement is creating hurdles, including potential financial incentives for Iran—but any new deal must navigate a delicate balance of trust, verification, and Iran’s proven advancements.

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