Trump Rejects Reports of $30 Billion Deal for Non-Military Nuclear Facilities in Iran

US President Donald Trump has dismissed reports of a $30 billion deal between the US and Iran for the establishment of non-military nuclear facilities. Trump claimed that the reports were "just another hoax" created to demean him. According to a CNN report, the Trump administration had explored possible economic incentives for Iran to build a non-enrichment nuclear program, with a potential investment of $20-30 billion from America's Arab partners. The investment would come in exchange for Iran agreeing to negotiate on its nuclear program. Trump also slammed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei for lying about Iran's victory in the recent conflict with Israel.

Key Takeaways:

• Trump has rejected reports of a $30 billion deal between the US and Iran for non-military nuclear facilities, calling them "just another hoax".
• The CNN report had suggested that the Trump administration explored possible economic incentives for Iran to build a non-enrichment nuclear program, with a potential investment of $20-30 billion.
• The investment would come from America's Arab partners, not directly from the US, in exchange for Iran negotiating its nuclear program.
• Trump has also dismissed Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's claims of victory in the recent conflict with Israel.
• Trump claims to have saved Khamenei from an "ugly and ignominious" death, and had convinced Israel to bring back a large group of aircraft that it had sent towards Tehran.
• The report suggests that the Trump administration's proposal was not a direct deal with Iran, but rather a negotiation with Iran's opponents in the region.

Statistics:

• $20-30 billion: Potential investment from America's Arab partners for Iran's non-enrichment nuclear program.
• 2 weeks: Length of negotiations between the US, key players in the Middle East, and Iranians.
• $6 billion: Amount of sanctions that could be lifted on Iran's foreign bank accounts.

Sources:

• CNN report cited in the article.
• Trump's posts on Truth Social.