Multiple reports describe President Donald Trump indicating that a potential peace agreement with Iran could allow Tehran to keep at least some conventional ballistic missiles. The outlet coverage frames the remarks as a departure from longstanding U.S. policy goals that have generally emphasized limiting or eliminating Iran’s missile capabilities. According to the report, Trump argues that a complete ban is unlikely, saying that Iran “got to have some,” and implying that negotiations would focus on limits rather than total prohibition. The articles do not provide detailed terms of any specific draft agreement, nor do they identify which types of missiles would be permitted or how any retained capability would be monitored. The reporting also characterizes Trump’s comments as notable for breaking with broader decades of U.S. policy positions on Iran’s missiles, suggesting a shift in how U.S. officials might approach missile restrictions in future diplomacy.