The White House announced that the agreement reached with Iran categorically ensures it will never acquire a nuclear weapon, emphasizing that this move aligns with the "America First" strategy. A statement issued by the US administration explained that the approach of endless wars has drained the United States for decades, and the new agreement aims to neutralize the Iranian nuclear threat without being drawn into protracted conflicts or returning to policies of offering funds. The White House affirmed that this strategy turns the page on "failed appeasement policies" and represents a realistic path that enhances national security and serves the strategic interests of the United States. These positions arrive amidst diplomatic momentum and regional tensions, as Washington seeks to reaffirm its commitment to preventing nuclear proliferation amid ongoing international discussions regarding the mechanisms of the agreement's implementation and its impact on the stability of the Middle East.