Washington, DC – US President Donald Trump affirmed that his country will never forget the September 11 attacks, emphasizing the continuation of the war against terrorism and its confrontation. His remarks also came in the context of addressing his stance on Iran and its nuclear program.
Trump recalls the September 11 attacks
Trump said the United States will never forget what happened on September 11, emphasizing that his country will continue to confront terrorism. He added that there is no choice but to continue fighting it.
Trump’s remarks come as the United States commemorates the attacks that targeted the country and resulted in thousands of deaths. Furthermore, these attacks led to significant shifts in US policy toward terrorist organizations and conflict zones.
US accusations against Iran
Trump accused Iran of being the world’s leading sponsor of terrorism, underscoring his administration’s hardline stance toward Tehran. He also pointed to what Washington says are Iran’s ties with armed groups in the region.
This position reflects the continued approach of the US administration in holding Iran responsible for supporting activities that Washington considers destabilizing in the Middle East.
Refusal to allow Iran to possess nuclear weapons
Trump reiterated his opposition to Iran possessing a nuclear weapon, stressing that Tehran will not obtain such a weapon.
These statements come amid ongoing tensions between Washington and Tehran over Iran’s nuclear program. This is occurring against a backdrop of diplomatic and security moves related to the nuclear program and regional developments.
Trump emphasized that preventing nuclear proliferation is a key element of US policy toward Iran. At the same time, pressure continues on Tehran regarding its nuclear program and regional role.
