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"No Upfront Cash Like Obama" – Waltz Vows Tough Verification in Trump's Historic Iran Nuclear Deal
US Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz delivered a strong and reassuring message about the Trump administration’s approach to any potential nuclear deal with Iran. He explicitly rejected the failed Obama-era JCPOA tactics, including the infamous pallets of cash handed over upfront, making it clear that such giveaways will not happen under President Trump. Instead, the focus will be on strict verification measures to ensure Iran cannot cheat its way toward nuclear weapons.
Waltz emphasized that verification will be central to any agreement, promising no massive loopholes and committing to robust oversight whether through the IAEA or alternative inspectors. This firm stance protects American interests and supports Israel’s security by preventing Iran from developing nuclear capabilities that threaten the Jewish state and the region. The Trump administration is learning from past mistakes and prioritizing real strength and accountability in diplomacy.
This clear position demonstrates the administration’s commitment to an America First foreign policy that achieves peace through strength rather than weakness. By refusing cash rewards for bad behavior and insisting on airtight verification, Trump’s team is working to deliver a deal that actually works. Americans and allies like Israel can feel confident that their security is being placed first in these critical negotiations.
