President Trump defended a new US-Iran understanding on ballistic missiles, deeming it unfair for Tehran to be disarmed if regional rivals possess them. He differentiated missile threats from nuclear ones, suggesting a less urgent global risk. US forces will remain in the Gulf post-agreement, with follow-up talks planned.
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‘Like nuclear, they don’t blow up planet’: Trump’s U-turn on Iran missiles after deal takes effect
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