US signals openness to compromise in Iran talks: 'Red line' is nuclear weaponization

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

40% : But they can't have a nuclear weapon," Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One, hours before his envoy Steve Witkoff was due to meet Araghchi.
39% : Witkoff told The Wall Street Journal that "our position today" starts with demanding that Iran completely dismantle its nuclear program -- a view of hardliners around Trump that few expect Iran would ever accept.
33% : Tehran adhered to the deal for a year before rolling back its own commitments. 'Hostile rhetoric' Ahead of the talks, Trump reiterated that military action was "absolutely" possible if they failed.
27% : " Ahead of the talks, Trump reiterated his opposition to Iran gaining a nuclear weapon.
24% : White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump's "ultimate objective is to ensure that Iran can never obtain a nuclear weapon" and that Trump believes in diplomacy.
24% : Trump denounced the agreement as too weak and ripped it up after taking office the first time, instead imposing sweeping sanctions on Iran's oil sector.

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