‘Why bother?’: Trump no longer feels the need to seize Iran’s uranium

At the Group of Seven summit, President Trump signaled a shift in focus away from seizing Iran's uranium, a key objective that had driven his earlier aggressive stance alongside Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu. This unexpected pivot suggests a possible easing of tensions, but it leaves open questions about the future of U.S.-Iran relations and the broader implications for global nuclear non-proliferation efforts. Analysts are now questioning the rationale behind the initial urgency and what this means for international diplomacy and security.