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President Trump wouldn't commit to meeting with Iran's President after French leader Emmanuel Macron raised the idea.
"If the circumstances were correct or right I would certainly agree to that," Trump said at the G7 summit in France."In the meantime they have to be good players." Earlier, Macron said he was working to arrange a meeting between Trump and Hassan Rouhani in the next few weeks as a precursor to a new nuclear agreement.
Trump did not respond directly to Macron's effort. But he said any new deal would need to encompass a longer period of time and include ballistic missile testing. "We’re looking for no nuclear weapons, no ballistic missiles, and a longer period of time," Trump said.But he said if Iran continued bad behavior, it would be met with"violent force."
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