Trump defends sanctions relief, saying Iran will buy US food, medical supplies

President Trump is standing firm on the new agreement with Iran that lifts some sanctions, arguing it will lead to Iran buying U.S. food and medical supplies. This move aims to ease tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping lane. Critics argue the deal could embolden Iran's hardliners and raise regional security concerns, while supporters see it as a pragmatic step to prevent broader conflict. The implications extend beyond immediate trade benefits, touching on global stability and U.S. foreign policy priorities.