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Trump claims 'low-keying it' with Iran amid nuclear deal negotiations

Trump downplays approach to Iran talks after reports suggest he could walk away without a nuclear agreement.

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Donald Trump stated he is taking a measured approach with Iran, characterizing his strategy as 'low-keying it,' following reports indicating he might be willing to abandon nuclear deal negotiations. The claim emerges amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran over nuclear proliferation and regional security concerns.

  • Trump publicly downplayed his Iran negotiation approach as 'low-keying it'
  • Reports indicate Trump may be willing to abandon nuclear deal talks
  • Statement comes amid broader U.S.-Iran tensions over nuclear and regional issues

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  1. Report Trump comments on Iran strategy

    Trump claims he is 'low-keying it' with Iran in response to reports suggesting he could walk away from nuclear deal negotiations without reaching an agreement.