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Political developments regarding the US strategy in the Middle East shed light on the ongoing management of the Iranian file, as US President Donald Trump affirmed that his administration strictly refuses to leave what he described as the chaos in Iran to a future president who might not handle the crisis in the same manner. He stressed that preventing Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon remains a constant strategic goal for Washington that cannot be compromised. In a related context, Trump explained during statements addressing military operations and imposed political and economic pressures that former US presidents should have addressed this issue long ago, noting that his current administration had to bear the responsibility of dealing with the repercussions of this historical delay. He pointed out that his country accomplished the required missions in Iran quickly, but chose to extend the presence to ensure the sustainability of the results and achieve desired objectives rather than making the victory short-lived. He concluded by emphasizing that Tehran will never succeed in acquiring a nuclear weapon, noting the change in its current situation and its keenness to show a genuine desire to reach an agreement with the American side.
