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Trump unfazed by possible Iran talks collapse, says stopping nuclear weapons is top priority

US President Donald Trump said he is unconcerned about reports of a possible collapse in negotiations with Iran, insisting that preventing Tehran from acquiring a nuclear weapon remains his primary objective. He also dismissed concerns over rising oil prices linked to the diplomatic standoff

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Donald Trump. Pic/AFP

Donald Trump. Pic/AFP

US President Donald Trump said that he was unconcerned about reports that Iran may halt negotiations with Washington, arguing that Tehran had taken too long in the talks and insisting that preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon remained his overriding objective.

In a phone interview with CNBC's senior Washington correspondent Eamon Javers, Trump dismissed suggestions that a breakdown in negotiations would significantly alter his approach, even as oil markets reacted sharply to reports that Iran was unwilling to continue talks.

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