President Trump promotes a new peace agreement with Iran, while former President Obama suggests it may not differ significantly from the 2015 deal.
US President Donald Trump is promoting a new peace agreement with Iran, and Vice-President JD Vance has claimed that Tehran's nuclear program has been "comprehensively destroyed."
In contrast, former President Barack Obama has stated that any new agreement is unlikely to be "significantly different" from the deal he established with Iran in 2015.
The BBC's Gary O'Donoghue explores the differing strategies employed by the two presidents regarding Iran relations.
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