President Donald Trump has again stirred international debate with a strongly worded social media statement regarding Iran’s nuclear program.

In the post, Trump argued that Iran’s enriched uranium — which he referred to as “Nuclear Dust” — should be immediately handed over to the United States or destroyed under an internationally supervised arrangement involving Iran and atomic oversight authorities.

Trump suggested multiple options, including destruction within Iran or at another mutually acceptable location, provided international nuclear bodies witness and monitor the process.

The remarks come amid continued global concerns over Iran’s nuclear activities and wider geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Discussions around uranium enrichment have long remained one of the most sensitive issues in relations between Iran, the United States, and global powers.

As expected, the statement quickly triggered reactions online. Supporters viewed it as a hardline national security stance, while critics questioned both the tone and feasibility of such demands.

Trump’s latest comments add to a growing series of public statements where he has taken an increasingly direct position on international security issues, particularly involving Iran.

With tensions already high, observers will be watching closely to see whether the comments remain political rhetoric or influence wider diplomatic discussions.