Trump seeks 'real deal' gold at Versailles and signs Iran nuclear agreement inside palace

Former President Donald Trump traveled to the Palace of Versailles in France. He said he wanted to see a "real deal" gold artifact on display. While at the palace, Trump finalized the Iran nuclear agreement. The signing took place inside the historic royal chambers. The move linked a cultural visit with a major diplomatic action. Officials noted the unusual setting for a foreign policy milestone. Critics questioned the symbolism of using a royal venue. The agreement aims to curb Iran's nuclear program under the terms negotiated earlier.