The US has reaffirmed its stance that Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons, with a spokesperson echoing former President Trump's hardline position. At the same time, the State Department issued over 30 security alerts, signaling heightened tensions or potential threats—though it's unclear if these are directly linked to Iran.

Editor’s Note: This isn't just routine diplomacy—it's a reminder that the nuclear standoff with Iran remains a volatile issue, no matter who's in the White House. The flurry of security alerts suggests the US is bracing for something, whether it's regional instability or direct confrontation. For everyday readers, it’s a heads-up that global tensions aren’t cooling off anytime soon.