US official casts doubt on Iran nuclear deal amid renewed US-Israel tensions

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US Energy Secretary Chris Wright suggested there may not be a nuclear agreement with Iran, signaling a possible shift away from diplomacy toward suppressing Tehran’s nuclear ambitions as US-Israel tensions escalate. He noted a deal could await a future Iranian administration, while Iran maintains its program is civilian. The remarks come as attacks resume between the US and Iran and as leaders debate next steps, with questions about how aggressively to pursue diplomacy or deterrence.
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