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President Says Iran Deal Must Come First Before Assets Free
Washington, USAMonday, June 8, 2026
In a recent interview on NBC’s “Meet the Press,” President Trump clarified his stance on lifting sanctions against Iran:
- No Lift Until a Deal: He will not lift sanctions or free Iranian assets until a peace agreement is finalized.
- Easing After Compliance: Any easing of restrictions would come only after Tehran demonstrates responsible behavior and fulfills its commitments.
- No Fixed Timeline: The decision hinges on Iran’s actions, not a predetermined schedule.
- Talks Only if Conditions Met: Trump said he would “start talking” about lifting sanctions only when the country behaves properly and meets its obligations.
- Lebanon Not Required: He does not insist that Lebanon be part of a short‑term deal with Iran, focusing instead on a broader agreement.
This approach reflects the administration’s cautious foreign‑policy strategy: use sanctions as leverage, but signal readiness to negotiate once concrete compliance is evident.
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