Iran’s ballistic missiles not mentioned in agreement but Trump says they ‘have to have some’

The White House unveiled an agreement with Iran, but notably, ballistic missiles were left out of the deal. Despite this omission, President Trump insisted that Iran "has to have some" in a way that suggests future discussions may involve this contentious issue. This move has sparked debate about the balance between security concerns and diplomatic engagement, raising questions about how to manage Iran's military capabilities without escalating regional tensions. The reactions underscore the complexities of Middle East diplomacy and the challenges of crafting comprehensive agreements.