Trump delivered a policy address to Congress accusing Iran of developing missiles capable of striking the United States. Although he seeks to resolve conflicts with Iran through diplomatic means, he firmly asserted he will not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons under any circumstances.
On 25 February 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke at the annual State of the Union address, stating that he wants to resolve conflicts with Iran through diplomacy but is steadfast in preventing Tehran from developing nuclear weapons.
Additionally, Trump mentioned ongoing negotiations with Iran and accused, without presenting evidence, that Iran is developing missiles capable of reaching the United States.
Iran denied the allegations, with senior officials consistently affirming that its nuclear program is intended solely for peaceful and civilian purposes. Meanwhile, Iran’s Foreign Minister posted on platform X prior to Trump’s speech that Iran would not develop nuclear weapons under any circumstances.
Source: BBC