Iran nuclear deal may be delayed until 'next administration' in Tehran: Wright
The Trump administration may not be able to secure a nuclear deal with Iran until the Middle Eastern country has a new government, according to Energy Secretary Chris Wright.
TL;DR
- Energy Secretary Chris Wright believes a nuclear deal with Iran may not be possible until a new government is in place.
- The U.S. focus is on destroying Iran's nuclear capabilities rather than reaching a deal.
- President Trump has pushed for nuclear talks, but Iran has shown reluctance.
- Tensions have escalated in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting oil transport.
- Trump claims success in preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
- The military conflict has passed six months, contributing to higher gasoline prices.
- The national average gas price is projected to be the highest since September 2012 for Labor Day.