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Donald Trump criticized Joe Biden and Barack Obama for the 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal, asserting that his 2018 termination prevented Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Trump claimed that had the deal remained, Iran would have possessed a nuclear weapon three years ago.

His comments came after US-Israeli airstrikes on February 28 targeted Iranian military sites, killing Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and escalating regional tensions. In response, Iran launched missile attacks against US-linked targets across several countries, including Israel and Saudi Arabia, increasing risks for civilians and expatriates.