Trump Rules Out Nuclear Strike on Iran

0:00It's April 24th. This is Calgary News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. President Trump drew a hard-line Thursday, ruling out any nuclear strike on Iran. After his earlier fiery warnings, he told reporters they've already hammered Iran hard with conventional weapons, no nukes needed. He even said nuclear arms should never be used by anyone. That comes after his April 7th threat that Iran's whole civilization could vanish. But he quickly agreed to a ceasefire with Israel that's now. Been extended amid the ongoing war. Vice President J.D. Vance amped up the pressure during fail talks, pushing Iran on its nuclear program and hinting at stronger U.S. firepower, though. The White House shot down any nuke rumors. Iran insists it has no bomb plans, and the U.N. nuclear watchdog agreed no atomic threat was brewing before the conflict kicked off. Trump wants a Middle East free of Iranian nukes that could target U.S. cities. This no-first new vibe from Trump bumps heads with long-standing U.S. policy that keeps

1:04those options on the table as a deterrent, especially since America's the only nation to drop them in war, back in World War II. With negotiations stalled, I stay glued on how this plays out.