Donald Trump has laid out a blunt precondition forward of the diplomatic engagement amid the US-Iran struggle in Islamabad, saying, “No nuclear weapon. That’s 99% of it.”Donald Trump emphasizes stopping Iran from buying nuclear weapons as a key precondition for diplomatic talks in Islamabad amidst escalating US-Iran struggle. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein (REUTERS)On his option to attend a fundraiser occasion on the Trump Vineyard in Charlottesville, Trump addressed reporters and outlined his expectations from Tehran earlier than the Islamabad talks.The remarks come amid elevated regional geopolitical tensions and a renewed emphasis on Iran's nuclear program.Learn extra: Strait of Hormuz can be open ‘pretty quickly’: Trump forward of US-Iran peace talksTrump outlines stance forward of Islamabad talksTrump informed reporters outdoors his Air Drive One which stopping Iran from buying nuclear weapons stays his major goal. He mentioned, “No nuclear weapons primary. You understand, I feel it is already been regime change, however we by no means had that as a standards.”He additional emphasised, “No nuclear weapon. That is 99% of it.”When requested concerning the Strait of Hormuz, Trump replied, “Yeah, however that can open up mechanically.”“We’ll discover out what’s occurring,” he mentioned, including that Iran was “militarily defeated” and suggesting that diplomatic efforts would comply with from that place. He additionally claimed that, “We’re going to open up the [Strait], with or with out them.”He added that the US does not make the most of the Strait. He mentioned, “We don't use the Strait. Different international locations use the Strait. We do produce other international locations arising, they usually'll assist out…I might say that we are going to have it open pretty quickly.”Learn extra: Trump praises Palantir’s ‘war-fighting capabilities’ after Anthropic comparisonIran nuclear tensions and US policyIran's nuclear programme has been a focus of worldwide diplomacy and battle for a very long time.Throughout his firts time period, Trump withdrew the US from the 2015 Joint Complete Plan of Motion (JCPOA) and promised to succeed in an improved settlement. As a part of a brand new containment coverage, the Trump administration began reimposing sanctions on Iran in 2018 and insisted that European nations go away the JCPOA as nicely.Since then, there have been sporadic will increase in tensions which have concerned oblique negotiations, navy posturing, and sanctions.On February 28, the US and Israel lastly launched an assault on Iran following weeks of Trump's threats and navy buildup. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the supreme chief of the Islamic Republic, was killed in large-scale assaults that focused Iranian navy gear and the senior management of the Islamic Republic.In accordance with Iran's envoy to the UN, as much as 3.2 million individuals have been displaced and over 1,500 civilians have died up to now, together with a minimum of 175 victims of a reported U.S. hit on an Iranian elementary faculty.