Today's Trump News

1. Iran: Two informed sources revealed that Trump's senior advisor would prefer Israel to launch the first attack on Iran, followed by the US launching an attack on Iran. US Vice President Pence stated that the US has found evidence that Iran is attempting to rebuild its nuclear program following the June US-led attack on Iran's nuclear facilities. He said that Trump prefers to resolve issues through diplomacy but will also use the US military if necessary. US Special Envoy for Middle East Affairs Wigkvov stated that the Trump administration is requesting that Iran accept an agreement "valid indefinitely" in any future nuclear agreement, without setting expiration terms. Iranian President Pezeshkiyan stated that Trump said Iran must declare that it will not possess nuclear weapons, when in fact Iran has already made this declaration several times. 2. Tariffs: According to reports, Trump's new tariff plan will result in EU exports facing tariffs higher than the 15% limit set by the US-EU trade agreement, totaling around 4.2 billion euros. US Trade Representative James Gril stated on February 25 that the tax rate on the "global import tariffs" imposed on certain countries will increase from the recently implemented 10% to 15% or higher, but he did not reveal any specific trade partners or other details. 3. Russia-Ukraine Conflict: According to reports, Trump spoke with Ukrainian President Zelensky on the phone. Zelensky expressed his hope for the Russia-Ukraine conflict to end within the year, while Trump stated he wants the conflict to end within a month. 4. Data Centers: According to reports, representatives from several US tech giants are planning to visit the White House next week to sign written agreements committing to supply or purchase the electricity needed for artificial intelligence data centers. 5. Data Regulation: According to reports, the US government has instructed US diplomats to lobby against other countries' attempts to regulate how US tech companies handle data on foreign individuals.