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uranium stockpile: Iran Nuclear Weapon: Intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard is wrong, says President Donald Trump - The Economic Times

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Iran Nuclear Weapon: Intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard is wrong, says President Donald Trump
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has again disagreed with Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard’s statement that Iran is not developing a nuclear weapon. His remarks highlight ongoing differences within the administration regarding Iran’s nuclear intentions.President Trump arrived in New Jersey on Friday. A reporter asked him about earlier intelligence reports. The question was based on a statement by Tulsi Gabbard. She had testified that Iran was not building a nuclear weapon.

Trump replied by questioning the source. When told it was Gabbard, Trump said, “She’s wrong.” He added that if the intelligence community made that claim, it was incorrect.

Voice of America Layoffs: Trump Administration Cuts 1,400 Jobs. Here’s whyIn March, Gabbard testified before Congress. She said Iran was not building a nuclear weapon. She stated that the supreme leader of Iran had not approved any nuclear weapons program.
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She also mentioned that Iran had a large uranium stockpile. She said this level of stockpile was not normal for countries without nuclear weapons.This week, Trump also said, “I don’t care what she said. I think they were close to having one.”Gabbard’s position in the administration is under focus. Some have questioned her role and influence. Her relationship with Trump has been discussed in media reports.

Vice President Vance and other officials have supported Gabbard. Vance posted on social media that the situation has changed since Gabbard’s testimony. He described her as a veteran and a strong supporter of Trump. He said she is important to the current administration and its goals.Trump is thinking about how to handle the conflict between Iran and Israel. He has said Iran must not be allowed to get a nuclear weapon. He has given two weeks for talks before he might take direct military action.
Trump believes the intelligence community is wrong. He thinks Iran is close to developing a nuclear weapon despite Gabbard’s testimony.

Vance supported Gabbard, saying circumstances have changed since March. He called her a loyal supporter and an important member of Trump’s team.

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