Iran nuclear deal likely delayed until a new Iranian administration, Wright says

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U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told ABC's This Week that a comprehensive Iran nuclear agreement may not be achievable soon and could await a future Iranian administration; he suggested military action might be necessary to curb Tehran's nuclear ambitions. With the ceasefire collapsed, the U.S. has escalated strikes and reimposed a blockade on vessels near Iran, while tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and broader regional security concerns persist amid ongoing U.S.-Iran hostilities and a push to economically pressure Tehran.
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