Trump Wants a 'Real' Iran Nuclear Deal, Former US Ambassador Says

The former US ambassador to Iraq and Turkey, James Jeffrey, has stated that President Trump is seeking a "real deal" with Iran and is open to considering military action. According to Jeffrey, Trump is dissatisfied with the current Iran nuclear deal and wants a more comprehensive agreement that addresses Iran's ballistic missile program and regional influence. The article suggests that Trump is willing to take risks to achieve his desired outcome, including the possibility of military intervention. However, the specifics of Trump's strategy and the potential for a new nuclear deal with Iran remain unclear. The article provides insights into the Trump administration's approach to Iran, highlighting the former ambassador's perspective on the president's willingness to pursue alternative options beyond the current nuclear agreement. The article does not delve into the potential consequences or implications of such an approach.