Trump says Iran cannot have nuclear weapons as strikes intensify across the Middle East

• Donald Trump insisted that Iran must not possess a nuclear weapon, despite earlier threats, and indicated a willingness to engage in discussions.
• Trump stated that while Iran is not yet ready for a deal, he is open to listening to their proposals.
• He highlighted the severe danger of nuclear weapons to Washington DC, other US cities, Israel, and the wider Middle East.
• Conflict has intensified across the Middle East, with Yemen's Houthi rebels and Saudi Arabia exchanging overnight strikes.
• The Houthis claimed an attack on Jizan, Saudi Arabia, in response to Saudi strikes on Hodeida, Yemen, and threatened a Red Sea maritime blockade.

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Iran-US war latest: Houthis claim missile attack on Saudi Arabia as Trump insists Tehran can’t have a nuclear weapon