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Trump Claims Iran Has 'Virtually Given Up' Nuclear Weapon Plans

Donald Trump asserted on October 4, 2026, that Iran has 'virtually given up' its plans for a nuclear weapon. The claim was made during a public statement in the United States. No immediate official response from Iran or U.S. officials was reported.

On October 4, 2026, former President Donald Trump stated in the United States that Iran has 'virtually given up' its plans for a nuclear weapon. The claim was reported by the Saudi Gazette. The statement came amid ongoing political tensions between the United States and Iran. Trump's assertion was based on unspecified intelligence or diplomatic assessments. No official Iranian response was provided at the time. The Saudi Gazette published the claim without additional context or corroboration. The statement did not prompt immediate action or verification from U.S. or Iranian authorities.

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IndependentSaudi GazetteOct 4, 04:39 PM
Trump says Iran has ‘virtually given up’ plans for nuclear weapon - saudigazette.com.sa

Trump says Iran has ‘virtually given up’ plans for nuclear weapon  saudigazette.com.sa

IndependentSaudi GazetteOct 4, 04:39 PM
Trump says Iran has ‘virtually given up’ plans for nuclear weapon - Saudi Gazette

Trump says Iran has ‘virtually given up’ plans for nuclear weapon  Saudi Gazette