After Months of War, Trump Says Iran Has Right to Nuclear Program

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President Trump indicated Iran should be allowed a nuclear program for electricity, a shift from earlier demands for 'zero enrichment' during the war.
Trump's comments were made at the G7 summit, where he called the restriction on Iran's nuclear access 'a little tough' and urged 'common sense'.
The change in stance could lead to a final peace deal without nuclear restrictions, potentially weaker than the 2015 JCPOA agreement.
The JCPOA was a multilateral agreement involving UN Security Council members and the EU, whereas Trump's deal was negotiated without congressional awareness.
Iran is expected to receive $300 billion in reconstruction funds, raising questions about the Trump administration's accomplishments in the war.

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