Three reasons that influenced Trump to withdraw from the nuclear agreement with Iran

In his announcement, the president said he was open to negotiate a new agreement, and believed in his capabilities for another deal that would bring success to both sides.

Recent polls say most Americans support the deal with Iran and Trump never mentioned this topic compared to immigration, trade and the economy.

These are three reasons why he has increased his hatred of this movement, reports “BBC”, report Periscope.

Obama Heritage Breakup

Trump has repeatedly repeated his opposition to the nuclear agreement with Iran. He has been constantly making fun of former U.S. Secretary of Obama's time, John Kerry, who is also considered an arikuet of this agreement.

Since his inauguration as president of the United States, he has been trying almost every agreement signed by the Obama administration.

In June, he declared his withdrawal from the Paris agreement, which seeks to facilitate climate change.

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When Trump was racing for president, he wasn't very critical of the deal with Iran as if he is now.

Several months later, Trump speaking on the American Committee of Israeli Foreign Affairs, he said the <x0 priority number one is to dismantle the agreement with Iran”.

He also said that there is no “moral balance” between Israel and Palestine in peaceful negotiations, and had predicted that “would end the days when Israel is viewed as second-hand state” when he becomes president.

New Faces in the Room

He reportedly consulted against abandoning the deal by senior advisers in his administration, including Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, National Security Adviser HR McMister and Defence Secretary James Mattis.

Mattis is the only one still standing, but his influence is declining.

After 15 months Trump has built a foreign policy team that is mostly on the same page, his page./Periscopi/