Trump Claims Iran Nuclear Support from King Charles

0:00It's April 29th. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered pop-culture updates. I'm Corey, with the story. President Trump's third things up at Tuesday evening state dinner, claiming King Charles agrees with him that Iran must never get a nuclear weapon. He tied it to ongoing Middle East operations where the U.S. has militarily beaten back to threat and vows to keep nukes out of their hands for good. King Charles, as head of state, sticks to strict neutrality on political issues to hold the country together. Stepping into debates like this could spark major backlash and break longstanding conventions that keep the monarch above government policy. Trump's words came right after he slammed Iran's latest peace proposal to wrap up the two-month war. He boasted on social media that Tehran admitted their nation is collapsing and begged to reopen the Strait of Hormuz while sorting leadership chaos. Iran wants to shelve nuclear talks until the fighting stops and the strait calms down. The U.S. officials insist wrapping up the nuclear issue comes.

1:01First, an Iranian military voice hit back, saying the war is far from over. Eyes stay glued to these tense talks, as both sides dig in on priorities that could reshape the region ahead.