Summary
President Trump is considering a plan that would allow Iran limited nuclear activities if it ensures no path to nuclear weapons. There are also military options being considered, including targeting Iran's leadership. The U.S. and Iran are discussing how to make sure Iran's nuclear program stays peaceful.
Key Facts
- President Trump is open to a deal where Iran can have limited nuclear activities without the risk of creating weapons.
- Military options, including targeting Iranian leaders like Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, are being reviewed.
- U.S. and Iranian officials are trying to find common ground on nuclear enrichment to avoid conflict.
- Iran is currently not enriching uranium due to previous airstrikes on its facilities.
- Iran insists it will not stop enriching uranium, claiming it is for peaceful purposes.
- President Trump has expressed he does not want Iran to continue enrichment activities.
- U.S. envoys are asking Iran for a detailed proposal on how they plan to address concerns about their nuclear program.
- Discussions between U.S. and Iranian officials are ongoing, but no final decisions have been made yet.
