Waltz tells Iran to give up nuclear program or 'there will be consequences'
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The Trump administration wants Iran to give up its entire nuclear weapons program, declaring that Iran will face "consequences" if it fails to do so.
"This isn't some kind of, you know, kind of tit-for-tat that we had under the Obama administration or Biden," Waltz said. "This is the full program. Give it up or there will be consequences."
Waltz did not specify what kind of consequences Iran could face, though he said President Donald Trump is keeping "all options on the table," including diplomacy.
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