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On April 17, local time on the 16th, U.S. President Trump stated that the United States has obtained a 'significant' declaration to ensure that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons, with the commitment set to last over 20 years. However, Trump did not disclose the details of the so-called 'declaration.' He also claimed that Iran has agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons, and the prospects for reaching an agreement 'look very optimistic.' He stated, 'Iran has agreed to almost all demands.' Currently, there has been no response from the Iranian side. (CCTV News)

[Trump Claims Iran Agrees Not to Pursue Nuclear Weapons, No Response from Iran]On April 17, local time on the 16th, U.S. President Trump stated that the United States has obtained a 'significant' declaration to ensure that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons, with the commitment set to last over 20 years. However, Trump did not disclose the details of the so-called 'declaration.' He also claimed that Iran has agreed not to pursue nuclear weapons, and the prospects for reaching an agreement 'look very optimistic.' He stated, 'Iran has agreed to almost all demands.' Currently, there has been no response from the Iranian side. (CCTV News)

Trump Claims Iran Agrees Not to Pursue Nuclear Weapons, No Response from Iran

HTX data showed that BTC broke through 75000  USDT and is now at 75052.91 USDT, with a increase of 0.93% in 24H.

[BTC broke through 75000  USDT] HTX data showed that BTC broke through 75000  USDT and is now at 75052.91 USDT, with a increase of 0.93% in 24H.

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On April 17, U.S. President Trump stated that there is a very strong declaration that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons for 20 years or even longer. Iran has agreed that they will not have nuclear weapons. If no agreement is reached with Iran, conflict will resume. Iran has agreed to return nuclear materials to the United States.

[Trump: Iran Has Agreed Not to Acquire Nuclear Weapons and Will Return Nuclear Materials]On April 17, U.S. President Trump stated that there is a very strong declaration that Iran will not possess nuclear weapons for 20 years or even longer. Iran has agreed that they will not have nuclear weapons. If no agreement is reached with Iran, conflict will resume. Iran has agreed to return nuclear materials to the United States.

Trump: Iran Has Agreed Not to Acquire Nuclear Weapons and Will Return Nuclear Materials

On April 17, U.S. President Trump stated that the next meeting with Iran may take place this weekend. He expressed a very optimistic outlook on the prospects of reaching an agreement with Iran.

[Trump: Optimistic About Reaching Agreement with Iran, Next Meeting Possibly This Weekend]On April 17, U.S. President Trump stated that the next meeting with Iran may take place this weekend. He expressed a very optimistic outlook on the prospects of reaching an agreement with Iran.

Trump: Optimistic About Reaching Agreement with Iran, Next Meeting Possibly This Weekend

On April 17, President Trump stated that significant progress is being made regarding Iran. He expressed uncertainty about whether the ceasefire needs to be extended. Iran is now willing to do things it was previously unwilling to do. Regarding the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, it will include Hezbollah.

[Trump: Significant Progress on Iran Situation, Uncertain if Ceasefire Needs Extension]On April 17, President Trump stated that significant progress is being made regarding Iran. He expressed uncertainty about whether the ceasefire needs to be extended. Iran is now willing to do things it was previously unwilling to do. Regarding the Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, it will include Hezbollah.

Trump: Significant Progress on Iran Situation, Uncertain if Ceasefire Needs Extension

On April 17, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that there is an opportunity to reach a historic agreement with Lebanon. He agreed to a ten-day ceasefire in response to calls for de-escalation, allowing for negotiations to progress. During the negotiations, we have two demands: the disarmament of Hezbollah and the establishment of a sustainable peace agreement based on a position of strength.

[Israeli Prime Minister: Agrees to a Ten-Day Ceasefire, Opportunity for Historic Agreement with Lebanon]On April 17, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated that there is an opportunity to reach a historic agreement with Lebanon. He agreed to a ten-day ceasefire in response to calls for de-escalation, allowing for negotiations to progress. During the negotiations, we have two demands: the disarmament of Hezbollah and the establishment of a sustainable peace agreement based on a position of strength.

Israeli Prime Minister: Agrees to a Ten-Day Ceasefire, Opportunity for Historic Agreement with Lebanon

On April 17, multiple Israeli media outlets reported on the 16th that Israel has agreed to a 10-day ceasefire with Hezbollah following a request from U.S. President Trump, but will not withdraw its troops from southern Lebanon. Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation and Channel 12 reported that Prime Minister Netanyahu convened a telephone meeting of the security cabinet that day, stating he had agreed to Trump's ceasefire request. The reports indicated that Netanyahu mentioned during the meeting that the Israeli military would maintain its current deployment in southern Lebanon. Israel considers this area a security 'buffer zone' and stated that the current ceasefire agreement allows its forces to continue operations if they detect a 'threat.' (Xinhua News Agency)

[Israel Agrees to 10-Day Ceasefire but Will Not Withdraw Troops from Lebanon]On April 17, multiple Israeli media outlets reported on the 16th that Israel has agreed to a 10-day ceasefire with Hezbollah following a request from U.S. President Trump, but will not withdraw its troops from southern Lebanon. Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation and Channel 12 reported that Prime Minister Netanyahu convened a telephone meeting of the security cabinet that day, stating he had agreed to Trump's ceasefire request. The reports indicated that Netanyahu mentioned during the meeting that the Israeli military would maintain its current deployment in southern Lebanon. Israel considers this area a security 'buffer zone' and stated that the current ceasefire agreement allows its forces to continue operations if they detect a 'threat.' (Xinhua News Agency)

Israel Agrees to 10-Day Ceasefire but Will Not Withdraw Troops from Lebanon

On April 17, Al Jazeera Arabic reported that a senior source from Hezbollah stated that any ceasefire agreement should not allow the Israeli military unrestricted freedom of movement within Lebanese territory. The source said, "A ceasefire should not include granting the enemy freedom of action, otherwise it will revert the situation to what it was before March 2." The official also stated that as long as Israeli forces remain on Lebanese soil, Lebanon retains the right to resist, emphasizing, "As long as the occupation exists on our land, Lebanon and its people have the right to resist by all means to force their withdrawal."

[Hezbollah: Lebanon Has the Right to Resist as Long as Occupation Continues]On April 17, Al Jazeera Arabic reported that a senior source from Hezbollah stated that any ceasefire agreement should not allow the Israeli military unrestricted freedom of movement within Lebanese territory. The source said, "A ceasefire should not include granting the enemy freedom of action, otherwise it will revert the situation to what it was before March 2." The official also stated that as long as Israeli forces remain on Lebanese soil, Lebanon retains the right to resist, emphasizing, "As long as the occupation exists on our land, Lebanon and its people have the right to resist by all means to force their withdrawal."

Hezbollah: Lebanon Has the Right to Resist as Long as Occupation Continues

On April 17, Al Jazeera reported, citing Israel's Channel 12, that U.S. President Trump announced a ceasefire with Lebanon before the Israeli cabinet had voted on the matter, leading to dissatisfaction among Israeli officials. Trump's unilateral announcement of a ceasefire seems to have placed Israel in an awkward position once again, as both the Israeli government and the public do not wish for the war to come to an end. At the time of Trump's statement, the Israeli military was still conducting operations within Lebanon, targeting local objectives.

[Report: Trump's Early Ceasefire Announcement Sparks Discontent in Israel]On April 17, Al Jazeera reported, citing Israel's Channel 12, that U.S. President Trump announced a ceasefire with Lebanon before the Israeli cabinet had voted on the matter, leading to dissatisfaction among Israeli officials. Trump's unilateral announcement of a ceasefire seems to have placed Israel in an awkward position once again, as both the Israeli government and the public do not wish for the war to come to an end. At the time of Trump's statement, the Israeli military was still conducting operations within Lebanon, targeting local objectives.

Report: Trump's Early Ceasefire Announcement Sparks Discontent in Israel

Asset management giant Franklin Templeton plans to issue blockchain money market funds on blockchains such as Avalanche, Aptos and Arbitrum. The fund is currently primarily issued on the Stellar public blockchain and is gradually expanding to Polygon. In response to competition from startups, Franklin Tapton has been subsidizing fees, making his fund more attractive. However, there are advantages to some startups in terms of fees, rewards, and payment methods, as they accept stablecoins as payments, and investors can participate without leaving the crypto world. Franklin Tapton utilizes blockchain technology for transaction records and has worked with the SEC to obtain the license.

[Franklin Templeton plans blockchain money market funds on Avalanche, Aptos, Arbitrum]Asset management giant Franklin Templeton plans to issue blockchain money market funds on blockchains such as Avalanche, Aptos and Arbitrum. The fund is currently primarily issued on the Stellar public blockchain and is gradually expanding to Polygon. In response to competition from startups, Franklin Tapton has been subsidizing fees, making his fund more attractive. However, there are advantages to some startups in terms of fees, rewards, and payment methods, as they accept stablecoins as payments, and investors can participate without leaving the crypto world. Franklin Tapton utilizes blockchain technology for transaction records and has worked with the SEC to obtain the license.

Franklin Templeton plans blockchain money market funds on Avalanche, Aptos, Arbitrum

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