Don’t rush into a bad Iran peace deal — they must give up nukes
The Trump administration is nearing a peace deal with Iran, but concerns arise over the terms that may allow Iran to maintain its nuclear ambitions. The article emphasizes the need for concrete commitments from Iran regarding its nuclear program and missile capabilities before any sanctions relief is granted. It argues that the current geopolitical situation presents a unique opportunity to limit Iran's power and influence.
- ▪The Trump administration is reportedly close to agreeing to a peace deal with Iran.
- ▪Concerns have been raised about the terms of the deal, which may allow Iran to maintain its nuclear ambitions.
- ▪The administration insists that Iran must provide concrete actions before receiving any sanctions relief.
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Opinion editorial Don’t rush into a bad Iran peace deal — they must give up nukes By Post Editorial Board Published May 24, 2026, 7:52 p.m. ET The Trump administration is reportedly close to agreeing to a peace deal with Iran. REUTERS See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Putting an end to Iran’s apocalyptic nuclear ambitions is a job that must not be left half-finished, which explains the panic that greeted reports of President Trump’s initial peace deal Sunday morning. There were far too many “to be worked out later,” “trust us” and “in principles” in the leaked agreement, and early reports suggested Iran was being thrown a lifeline while giving little in return.
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