No nuclear deal with Iran ’may or may not happen’: US

There is no sign of a resolution to the tensions between the United States and Iran, and the waters are getting murky. President Donald Trump wanted to bring Iran to the negotiating table and sign a nuclear deal. 

But it seems that Washington's powder is about to fall! A heavyweight minister in the US government is now saying that he is giving up hope for that agreement.

In an interview with the US news channel 'ABC News', US Energy Secretary Chris Wright has bluntly stated that no deal with Iran may ultimately be reached. But will the US sit idly by if there is no deal? Wright's words are clear - absolutely not. If they do not listen, the new path for the US may be to attack Tehran one after another and raze its nuclear bases to the ground.

Of course, Iran's claim is quite old. They have been saying from the beginning that they are not making a bomb, but are doing this to generate electricity. But the US has not been swayed by this. 

Chris Wright has made it clear that they are blocking the path to prevent Iran from developing or deploying any new missiles. However, he hopes that if there is ever a change of government in Iran, it may open the way for new negotiations.

Meanwhile, since the collapse of talks between the two sides last July, the entire region has been a powder keg with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz, the seizure of oil tankers in the Mediterranean, and the firing of missiles at each other.

Of course, when the entire Middle East is boiling with war, President Donald Trump is in a very cheerful mood! He has dismissed the whole issue as 'a very minor matter'. And US Vice President JD Vance is also saying, 'Hey, why call this a war now? The fighting on the ground is over for now!'

But no matter which way the tide turns, the US Energy Secretary hopes that the United States will not have to fight this battle alone—in the near future, many more allies around the world will come to their side.

Source: Al-Jazeera .