US President Donald Trump took an executive action Tuesday to restore the so-called "maximum pressure" campaign on Iran aimed at preventing the Islamic Republic from obtaining nuclear weapon. Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office as he was signing the document -- of which the exact content and form the White House has yet to make public -- Trump said he took the action somewhat hesitantly,

U.S. concerns about Iran developing nuclear weapons are not a complicated issue and can be resolved given Tehran's opposition to weapons of mass destruction, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said on Wednesday,

President Donald Trump signed a memorandum reviving an aggressive approach to Iran as his new administration pressures the government in Tehran.

"I've left instructions—if they do it, they get obliterated. There won't be anything left," the president told the press during an Oval Office event.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he would love to make a deal with Iran to improve bilateral relations, but added that Tehran should not develop a nuclear weapon. "I say this to Iran,

US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he’s willing to immediately start working on a new nuclear deal with Iran that allows the country to “peacefully grow and prosper,” seemingly softening his stance on the Islamic Republic.