Trump defends Iran deal amid criticism: Five takeaways

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President Trump defended a memorandum of understanding released Wednesday to end the war with Iran during a G7 summit in Évian-les-Bains, France. While suggesting the agreement might not be permanent, he noted that other G7 members supported the move. Trump criticized detractors who claimed the deal was inferior to the 2015 agreement signed by President Barack Obama. Additionally, the president threatened to resume bombing Iran if the terms of the new deal are violated.