Trump has said Iran's nuclear program is stalled, though there is a risk it could resume elsewhere.

In a statement aboard Air Force One, Trump said that Iran's nuclear program had been permanently delayed, but warned that it could be resumed from a different location, which would be problematic. He emphasized that he would not allow Tehran to resume its nuclear program and mentioned his planned meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. Meanwhile, the UN nuclear watchdog has withdrawn its inspectors from Iran amid Israel's military strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and the Iranian parliament has passed a law suspending cooperation with the IAEA.