Trump says Iran uranium stockpile deeply buried, Hegseth emphasizes US will 'negotiate with bombs'

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President Trump stated Iran's uranium stockpiles are deeply buried and difficult to access, while Defense Secretary Hegseth indicated the US prefers a deal but will "negotiate with bombs" if necessary. Hegseth also noted increased ship traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, attributing it to Trump's threats, and Prime Minister Netanyahu suggested the US could use force to manage the situation.

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Iran has yet to respond to the president’s 15-point proposal, according to two sources familiar with the details who spoke to The Jerusalem Post.

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