Biden, Obama inspired Iran to have a nuclear weapon, says Trump

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has alleged that Israel was the main reason for the deterioration of Iran's relations with the United Arab Emirates. Araghchi said there was "a great deal of evidence" that the United States and Israel had used the UAE's airspace and territory against Iran. He also said Iran had documents and evidence showing that in some cases the UAE had personally participated in military operations against the Islamic Republic.
Mohsen Rezaei, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader, said on Thursday,"Today, it is the United States is waiting for Iran's green light, and until we obtain all of our rights, we will not show that green light to anyone." He added, "The United States is struggling for no reason. The sooner it delivers the rights of the Iranian nation, the better it will be for itself." He also said,the current draft of a memorandum being negotiated to end the Iran-US war contains ambiguities that must be clarified, accusing President Donald Trump of pressuring Tehran to accept his terms while keeping Iran’s conditions unclear.
Meanwhile, the UN nuclear watchdog urged Iran to account for its enriched uranium and fully resume inspections, while Trump criticized a House vote to limit his war powers during what he called his “final negotiations” to end the war with Iran.Trump further said,Biden and Obama 'INSPIRED' Iran to 'have, frankly, a nuclear weapon.' 

Biden and Obama 'INSPIRED' Iran to 'have, frankly, a nuclear weapon' — Trump pic.twitter.com/chp9yFHXaU

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Trump said he considered sending US special operations forces to retrieve Iran’s highly enriched uranium stockpile, but rejected the idea because the mission would require weeks inside a war zone and risk becoming a “Jimmy Carter” moment. "I didn't want to be Jimmy Carter. I didn't feel like being Jimmy Carter, so that topic we did. Well, we thought about it right at the very beginning, before you saw, before we did what we did, what before we destroyed their entire military. We thought about it, and I didn't want to be in a position where you had been here to get there," he told reporters at the White House.