Hosting British king, Trump says Charles agrees Iran cannot have nuclear bomb

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During a state dinner, US President Donald Trump stated that King Charles III agrees Iran cannot possess a nuclear weapon. Trump also claimed Tehran is "militarily defeated," while both leaders emphasized the strong "special relationship" between the US and UK.

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Speaking at state dinner, US president says Tehran is 'militarily defeated'; despite US-UK tensions over the war, both leaders strongly praise 'special relationship'.

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